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Jesus sends the disciples out into the world with nothing to wear or eat so that they would receive hospitality as much as they offer it.
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Jesus sends his disciples out to do the things he does, which, at this point is stuff that has been blowing their ever-loving minds.
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The vision Jesus offers the disciples, of seeing themselves as laborers in the fields is one we hear with baggage and sincere hope.
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Jesus hangs out with sinners, heals a woman, and raises someone from the dead. Here’s why that frustrates the people we should pay less attention to.
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Returning to an earlier point in the gospel of Matthew, we are invited to a moment in which Jesus is doing one radical act after another.
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Jesus pushes back at the impulse to focus our attention on one another, to the people who are good, while forgetting our love for everyone else.
