Les Misérables: The Way That Must Be Walked - Wesleyan (John 14:1-6)

In Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables, we find Jean Valjean, a man burdened by the chains of his past, standing at a crossroads. The Bishop, a figure of grace and compassion, gently points him toward a new path—a path illuminated by love, mercy, and redemption. Yet, despite the Bishop's guiding hand, Valjean must take those first trembling steps himself. The road isn’t simply laid before him; it’s one he must have the courage to walk.…