Many of us have heard about Jesus washing his disciple’s feet but this story can feel pretty removed from our context and leave us uncertain as to how we might apply this in our everyday lives. Thankfully, feet washing in John 13:1-20 is about so much more than the disciples getting a pedicure. Jesus washes his disciple’s feet as a picture of his love, a promise of his cross, and an invitation for how we might love one another as followers of Jesus on this side of the resurrection.
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Jesus Washes the Disciples Feet
January 7, 2024 • Pastor Kyle Rogers • John 13:1–20
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February 11, 2024 • Pastor Kyle Rogers • John 14:15–31
Is the Holy Spirit a feeling, a force, a ghost, or a genie? There are many misunderstandings and misrepresentations of the Holy Spirit in our culture and if you’ve ever felt confused as to the ministry of the Holy Spirit you are not alone! Thankfully, Jesus clearly introduces us to the Holy Spirit in John 14:15-31 and we learn that the Spirit preserves our faith and protects our unity by teaching us, convicting us, and reminding us of Jesus.