confidence
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Jesus speaks of the way to the Father and two disciples ask for certainty and clarity. The response they get is “you already know” and “wake up.”
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In this encounter with the disciples, Jesus names his confidence in the disciples, in what they know. And they’re like, you can’t be serious.
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Jesus’s talk about The Way is a conflicting experience for modern Christians. Because the concept confuses us.
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It’s a weird feeling: having confidence in one’s own ability and belief in God’s grace. Especially when they meet.
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There is nothing wrong with doing right. Or with being confident that we are right. We shouldn’t think we are righteous.
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confidentiality (countable and uncountable, plural confidentialities) 1. (uncountable) The property of being confidential. 2. (countable) Something told in confidence; a secret. As a priest, I get confidentiality. I respect not only those things told to me in confidence, but the person doing the telling. I understand the issues and the fear and how unconfident a person…