A withered fig tree, a wrecked Court of the Gentiles, and an unanswered question, as perhaps seen and heard from the vantage of three different men.

The night before, and the day of, Jesus' glorious Passover-week entry into the capital.

For the third time, Jesus speaks of the Cross and Resurrection; James and John make their play for Kingdom-prominence; and a blind man gains both sight and his life's purpose.

How a turning-point in the life of Socrates is almost perfectly mirrored by our opportunity in these particular days.

The Rich Young Ruler, both before and long after.

Q: Could there be anything better than our life in Jesus?

A: No.

A journey (possibly through Sychar in Samaria?) toward a teaching and a time of blessing.

A voice from the 4th Century reaches forward to us and gives us a glorious reminder.

A walk, a talk, and a conversation back in Capernaum.

A little poetry inspired by a poem from Siegfried Sassoon.