Tag: John 12:20-33

  • Being Disciples

    Being Disciples

    In seeking Jesus, we see people at their most invested. In clamoring for power and preserving status, we see us at our least.

  • A theology of invitation

    A theology of invitation

    The most obvious thing about the gospel this week is not its loudest parts. It is that Andrew and Philip are doing the work of Jesus.

  • Sharing Grace—for Lent 5B

    Sharing Grace—for Lent 5B

    When Jesus starts talking about glorification, we forget all about discipleship — because following Jesus is hard.

  • Less Cynical Leadership

    Less Cynical Leadership

    As Jesus prepares his followers for the Passion, we’re invited to see beyond our own expectations of good and evil.

  • Lifted Up – the complexity at the center of Jesus’s teaching

    Lifted Up – the complexity at the center of Jesus’s teaching

    For SundayThe Fifth Sunday of Lent Collect Almighty God, you alone can bring into order the unruly wills and affections of sinners: Grant your people grace to love what you command and desire what you promise; that, among the swift and varied changes of the world, our hearts may surely there be fixed where true…

  • Who They Can’t Forgive

    Who They Can’t Forgive

    This moment in John 12:20-33 is the tipping point. Time’s up. Make your decision. And Jesus is surrounded by people who don’t understand that forgiveness is everything. Even after resurrection, we refuse to forgive what we don’t understand. Lent 5B  | John 12:20-33 There’s a scene before this one. Before these Greeks come looking for…