![The Miraculous Power of Limitations](https://politicaltheology.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/jeremy-stewart-BvXUtQhTQzk-unsplash-600x450.jpg)
Jesus’s followers seek a “prophet” who serves human desires for control and vengeance: the power his followers think is essential in order to defeat their human oppressors. They forget that the prophet only ever serves the Divine will, which has a vision wider than the cosmos, concerned with re-establishing the harmony that was written into the fabric of creation from its very beginning.
![Crossing Over to the Other Shore—Mark 4:35-41](https://politicaltheology.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Christ-in-the-Storm-600x600.jpg)
Christ is the Lord of the storm. We can leave fear behind and cross over to the other shore.
By Fritz Wendt