For Sunday
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We often receive the frustration of Jesus like a child. Thinking it “mean” that he wants something different than we do.
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We read something into the Temptation in the Desert. That Jesus is being tempted by the devil. I don’t think it fits.
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After the Transfiguration, Jesus has what appears to be an outburst of frustration. But is it? Maybe they are more revealing than that.
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In the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus challenges us to see love, not as something to be received, but as something to give.
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In the sermon on the plain, Jesus offers a teaching that feels opposite to our expectations – to see what we’re missing.
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Jesus almost breaks their nets and sinks their boats. We refuse to recognize that great abundance is not objectively good.