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Did Jesus have fun?

Jesus was no stranger to joy. He went to weddings. He shared lively meals with his friends. He drank with them. He had so much fun and acted so freely around the dinner table, the uptight religious leaders called him a glutton and a drunkard. 

Did Jesus face criticism? 

Jesus had a following, to say the least. People came to him from every quarter to hear about his extreme views on love. Many because they found hope in his words. But some felt threatened by those words. They wanted him canceled. 

Jesus invited everyone to sit at his table

Jesus spent a lot of time around the dinner table. Many of his most frequently quoted messages and standout stories happened while sharing a meal with others. And the company around the table was a remarkably diverse cast. Why?

Was Jesus ever lonely?

As a man who traveled the world gathering fame and followers, Jesus knew how it felt to be surrounded by loving company. But like us, he knew how it felt to lose that love without warning. 

How did Jesus deal with injustice?

Jesus faced insurmountable controversy. So often, he was the target of unjustified hate or saw others being mistreated. How did he stifle his outrage? Sometimes, he didn’t. 

Was Jesus ever stressed? 

One night, he became particularly worried because he knew his adversaries were coming for him. He’d soon face arrest, torture, and even execution. It created an unimaginable weight. A weight so heavy he began sweating blood. 

Did Jesus ever get angry?

Jesus was not a robot. He felt things like anyone else would — including anger. But he also understood that anger can turn to hate if left unchecked, so he had notable ways of dealing with it.

Did Jesus really struggle as I do?

I’m not a religious person, but “The Struggle” struck a chord with me.

Was Jesus’ family perfect?

Jesus did not live in a perfect world, nor did he have a picture-perfect family. But he wasn’t one to cut ties. Instead, he did something even more dramatic.

Jesus was a refugee.

As a child, Jesus lived as a refugee in Egypt to escape physical and political persecution.

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