We have arrived to Thursday in Holy Week, it’s easy to shrink what’s happening into something small and familiar. We picture a quiet moment, a piece of bread, a small cup, something almost symbolic and contained. But that isn’t what this was. This was a table. A...
There’s something unsettling about Wednesday in Holy Week. It doesn’t carry the same visibility as the days around it. It’s quieter, more hidden, and easy to move past. But what happens here matters, because this is where something beneath the surface begins to come...
Monday confronts what needs to be overturned.Tuesday confronts what needs to die. Jesus says: “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone. But if it dies, it bears much fruit.” (John 12:24) This isn’t abstract language, and it’s not just...