Big Fish, Real Love
Rev. Dr. R. Douglas Throop reimagines the post-resurrection “breakfast on the beach” passage as a politically charged act of resistance, rather than as a quaint, rustic scene. As the Disciples were fishing in Roman times and today struggle for Indigenous fishing rights, Throop portrays them as “poachers” in occupation lakes, risking arrest for their food. He explores how Jesus overturned the imperial order by feeding his followers his own "big fish" instead of sending them to swear loyalty to th...
