discipleship
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This week’s gospel is a whirlwind of action. But it also reveals a pattern of discipleship—a pattern set up by Jesus’s own discipleship.
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When we gather together, placing ashes on our foreheads to remember our mortality, we join a very public and common witness.
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Sometimes what we see in the world isn’t real. Or more precisely, real in the way we imagine it. Because we aren’t actually listening.
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What these three disciples witness on the mountaintop is beyond most of our comprehension. And we, too, focus on the wrong things.
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The mountaintop event is saturated with the disciples’ confusion. And is the crux of what happens after they come down the mountain.
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There is so much unsaid in the text. We’ll miss how powerful it is. And how much we already assume is just clearly there.