“Good trouble” that involved acting justly, granting mercy, and making love the foundation of his life. For this Jesus paid with his life. What “good trouble” am I willing to embrace this week so that justice prevails for all?

Jesus was in fact, a prophet. Who comes to mind when you think about prophets of our time? What do they all have in common? Ponder these questions as you read Sister Ann Sullivan’s reflection.

Who are the persons who are calling out to you now (be specific)? Do you, like the disciples, want them to go away, and not disturb Jesus (or you)? What action could you take?

The core of this passage is the trust that is fundamental to how we live and how we show trust and how we struggle with our “unbelief.”