Fear
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Part of the challenge of the story of Nicodemus visiting Jesus at night is that we are too accepting of the inherent conflict.
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The story around the Transfiguration helps us better understand what is being said up that mountain — and what it all means for us.
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When Jesus is stymied in his hometown, we may be tempted to hear their stubbornness as rational, rather than what it is: delusional.
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When Jesus and the disciples are caught out in a storm, it is telling how they respond. And more importantly how they don’t.
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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.
