For Sunday
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In commanding his disciples love one another, Jesus is setting as normal what we want to believe is optional—and really, occasional.
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This week, we wrestle with an uncommon word: abide: and what it means for us. To abide with Jesus when we’d rather do our own thing.
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Tradition uses the good shepherd as a comforting image of Jesus, but its power is in contrast—between Jesus and those who hate him.
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When Jesus starts talking about glorification, we forget all about discipleship — because following Jesus is hard.
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What is behind Jesus’s outrage at the Temple? And what does it means for us? It begins with how we see our part in the system.
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When Jesus says to Peter “Get behind me, Satan!” he’s resisting temptation; which means something Peter said tempts him.