Why does Jesus say, "If I don't wash you, you have no share with me"? It is clear that foot washing represents something, and if Peter rejects the sign, then he rejects the reality and, in doing so, rejects Christ's teaching. Listen in as Tim studies this out and considers two primary lessons we can learn from this passage.
Go Low Like Christ | The Upper Room Discourse, Part 2
Tim Conway | 54:01 | Part 2
January 5, 2023 • Tim Conway • John 13:1–20
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Jesus Is God: Whoever Has Seen Jesus Has Seen The Father
March 14, 2023 • Tim Conway
In John 14:9 Jesus said, "Whoever has seen me has seen the Father." Jesus places himself in the same category as the only true God. Would you also place him in such a category? Do you have any gaps in your understanding of Christ? Denying Christ is more than just denying his existence; it is denying who he specifically claimed to be. 0:00 - Introduction 3:36 - There are gaps in the disciple's understanding of who Christ is. 7:59 - Do we still have gaps in our understanding of who Christ is? 24:16 - Christ is the one who declares who the Father is. 26:37 - Observe the harmony that the Father and the Son have. 35:18 - Jesus and the Holy Spirit's main task was not to always defend the doctrine of the Trinity. 40:22 - There is an intolerance in Christianity that should offend people. 42:05 - What will comfort you and me in trials? 54:09 - In conclusion.
