Who is your favourite disciple? One question, four answers.

The article explores reflections on various disciples of Jesus, focusing on their distinct roles and characteristics as presented in the Gospels and early Christian literature. It highlights Judas Iscariot as a complex figure whose betrayal, though traditionally condemned, is interpreted as part of a divine plan, while Salome is recognized as a faithful and courageous female disciple honored in early Christian traditions. Other disciples such as Martha, known for her practical service and faith amid doubt, and figures like Peter, Thomas, and Rhoda, illustrate the human strengths and failings within the early Christian community. The discussion emphasizes that discipleship encompasses a range of experiences and that God's favor may extend to all, especially those considered lost or imperfect.