So, the disciples have been arguing again! This time it is about who is the greatest. They were following Jesus on his way to Jerusalem to become king. The hopes, fears and ambitions that had brought each of them to that path took personal shape in each of their minds with the question: Which one of us will be his right hand man? Who is going to be his 2IC?
In today’s Gospel reading, we find Jesus healing two very different people in two very different ways, and they are tied together by a beautiful, uncomfortable and challenging interweaving of listening and speaking.
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If our heart is our inner compass, how do we make sure it is pointing us in the right direction? No video this week, sorry, but you can find the text at this link: https://revdrmargaretwesley.substack.com/p/true-north?r=320jh0