"He who died in place of us is the one object of my quest. He who rose for our sakes is my one desire." 
St. Ignatius of  Antioch

So often we need to be reminded of the centrality of Jesus in our lives, as Lord and Savior. When all is said and done, nothing is more important and has a greater consequence than centering our lives on Jesus. When we loose this focus, our lives seem to be out of order. When we return to this focus, then things, though not perfect, make sense. Because of our fallen nature we tend to stray from the truth. Thus, we need to be reminded again, as Jesus did to Peter. His question "Do you love me," was to refocus Peter's commitment to him, so that he could truly follow him. "Who do you say I am" is not an idle question.