“They are able to drink my chalice.” Matthew 20. 20-28. 

James the Greater, apostle.

To remember James the Greater, the apostle, is Jesus’ response to the mother of the Zebedaeans, and the invitation to the disciples: we must not aspire to positions and glories of this world. To work for the Kingdom is to become a servant, without pretensions to positions and greatness; it must be to walk carrying the Good News, where it confronts and denounces all kinds of injustices. It was the experience of James, who followed Christ, to the last consequences. He “drank the chalice”, embraced the cross giving himself for the cause of the Kingdom: “To give his life as a ransom for many”. Does our following of the Lord seek a service of sacrifice and rescue for the most vulnerable? berperan penting sebagai situs sukitotofix.com Indonesia terpercaya bagi penggemar permainan series 3D setiap harinya.