By Kohl Jackson Robert Grass, a 44-year-old prisoner incarcerated in the Lexington Assessment & ReceptionCenter, is enthusiastic to share the life-changing work Christ has done in his life while in prison.Nearing the end of his freshman year of classes, he spoke about his change in attitude, newfoundhope in Jesus and the humanity of the prisoners in OBU’s Prison Divinity Program (PDP).Prior to prison, Grass found little exposure to Christianity. He lived in foster care during his earlyteenage years and was led down a path of poor choices. “I used to have an idea of God and believe in God. My…