discipleship
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As we approach the end of Easter, we are confronted by the teaching Jesus offers—to keep loving long after he is gone—but instead we worry.
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We often treat love like an emotion that we merely experience. But Jesus commands us to love, to treat it like a behavior we are to learn.
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As Jesus describes himself as the vine and we are the branches, he compels us to reexamine the way we approach our world.
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We’re conflicted by the thought that God is responsible and also so are we, making it about our own obsessions with getting it right.
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The gap between the fourth and fifth Sundays of Easter highlights the nature of the love Jesus commands his followers to share.