Podcasts about wash feet

Jesus doesn't take the throne; He takes a towel. In a culture that worships charisma, platforms, and power, Jesus gets on His knees and washes feet. He rewrites greatness with humility and defines leadership as love. This week, Jesus unplugs our obsession with status and invites us into a kingdom where glory is found in stooping low.Support the show

Where Leaders Wash Feet | Jesus Rewrites Greatness with Humility Jesus Unplugged seriesIn this Sunday message from Divine Savior Church, Doral as part of the Jesus Unplugged series, we explore the Gospel of John 13:1–17 and the stunning moment Jesus washes His disciples' feet. In a world that pursues charisma, power, and influence, Jesus doesn't ascend a throne — He kneels with a towel. He shows that true leadership isn't about status, applause, or platforms, but about humble service and sacrificial love.Through the lens of Scripture, we'll see how Jesus unplugs our obsession with greatness and reveals a kingdom where glory is found in stooping low for others. We'll also consider how the Old Testament promise in Isaiah 42:1–4 and the example of Christ's obedience in Hebrews 5:5–9 deepen our understanding of servanthood.Support the showMoved to give? http://dschurch.link/givedoralFor more info about our church please visit our website: https://divinesaviorchurch.com/dscdor/

Jesus doesn't take the throne; He takes a towel. In a culture that worships charisma, platforms, and power, Jesus gets on His knees and washes feet. He rewrites greatness with humility and defines leadership as love. This week, Jesus unplugs our obsession with status and invites us into a kingdom where glory is found in stooping low.Support the show~ Changing lives with Jesus! Facebook | YouTubeInstagram @dscsienna

Bob Strader. John's Gospel sermon series. Jan. 18, 2026. Christ Community Church: https://www.cccfamily.org. Watch online: https://www.youtube.com/user/CCCFamilyArlingtonTX

Walking in the Gospels - Week 36, Day 3 Why Did Jesus Wash the Disciples' Feet? John 13:1-21 Pastor Jason Van Bemmel - pastor@foresthillpca.org Forest Hill Presbyterian Church - www.foresthillpca.org

Should we wash feet? A powerful example of loving one another! What is Maundy Thursday?

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Today's text gives us a living parable, rather than a parable in words. It gives us an opportunity to compare our pride with the humility of Christ and, hopefully, reevaluate our lives of Christian service. - Pastor Kevin

As we begin our study into the 13th chapter of John's Gospel, we dive deep into the story Jesus washing His disciples feet. We see that this act serve as an object lesson for His disciples on how to love one another. It presents a love that is humble, that puts the needs of others first, and leads by example. In the same way Christ invites His followers to do the same, to show love even to those who would not love us in return.

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Join us for another Thirsty Thursday as Zach and Andy discuss Jesus' actions on Maundy Thursday.

Homily given March 28, 2024, at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption.

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This week Pastor Justin talks about the example Jesus sets for us by washing feet!   You can now see on our Youtube Channel by following this link: He Gets Us (Seen Pt. 1)   Important Points: I will Humble Myself and Wash Feet! I am Here to Serve not to Be Served! I will neither Condone nor Condem those I am called to serve!   Important Scriptures (NLT version unless stated otherwise):   John 13:1-17 Matthew 23:11-12 Matthew 20:25-28 Luke 6:37-42 Romans 12:2 Luke 7:36-50

My brethren, do not hold the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with partiality. James 2:1-13 The video played during the sermon can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94BqlDQ-Ppo

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In a world marked by division, isolation, and loneliness, we are a people in desperate need of radical love and connection in the ordinary parts of our lives and world. Join us at Midtown for our new teaching series entitled Won't You Be My Neighbor?: Radically Ordinary Hospitality, as we go on a spiritual journey of exploration, mining the riches of Jesus' life and teaching to explore the radical practice of neighboring and examining the ways that this ancient and timeless practice can get us caught up in the present work of the Kingdom of God in our own time. Together we'll challenge the prevalent culture of division by emphasizing the importance of building authentic relationships across societal boundaries, provide practical guidance on fostering a sense of community in our homes and world, examine how to break down walls of hostility that isolate and divide, and ultimately combat the epidemic of loneliness through intentional acts of kindness and inclusion, that all people might come to a knowledge of their identities as beloved children of God and might experience His love and grace in their own lives. Watch/listen as Pastor Clint closes our series by examining Jesus' actions in John 13, and how we become people who get the power to go and wash feet in our own lives Sermon Resources: 1. “I grew up in the ghetto, and I did not have a positive opinion of police officers. Policeman were siccing dogs and water hoses on people.” - François Clemmons, Interview With StoryCorps 2. “He who wraps the heavens in clouds wrapped round himself a towel. He who pours the water into rivers poured water into a basin. And he before whom every knee bends in heaven and on earth and under the earth knelt to wash the feet of his disciples.” -Severian of Gabala 3. “Jesus was well aware that he was about to be betrayed. Such knowledge might so easily have turned him to bitterness and hatred; but it made his heart run out in greater love than ever. The astounding thing was that the more men hurt him, the more Jesus loved them. It is so easy and so natural to resent wrong and to grow bitter under insult and injury; but Jesus met the greatest injury and the supreme disloyalty, with the greatest humility and the supreme love.” -William Barclay, Daily Study Bible on John 4. "A house show feels like a true faith community…The lead singer is less than two feet away from thirty people who are screaming the same thing. Punk rock teaches the same inversion of power as the Gospel. You learn that the coolest thing about having a microphone is turning it away from your own mouth.” -Julien Baker, Interview with the New Yorker 5. “We choose: we follow the dragon and his beasts along their parade route, conspicuous with the worship of splendid images, elaborated in mysterious symbols, fond of statistics, taking on whatever role is necessary to make a good show and get the applause of the crowd in order to access power and become self-important. Or we follow the Lamb along a farmyard route, worshiping the invisible, listening to the foolishness of preaching, practicing a holy life that involves heroically difficult acts that no one will ever notice, in order to become, simply, our eternal selves in an eternal city. It is the difference between wanting to use people around us to become powerful and entering into covenants with the people around us so that the power of salvation extends into every part of the neighborhood, the society, and the world that God loves.” -Eugene Peterson, Reversed Thunder

Have you ever had some one wash your feet? Have you ever washed someone else's feet? Let's talk about in on today's Morning Manna. John 13:14–16: “If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another's feet. For I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you. Most assuredly, I say to you, a servant is not greater than his master; nor is he who is sent greater than he who sent him.”

People didn't like foot washing in Jesus' day but it had nothing to do with their concerns about touching people. Their problem was that feet were regarded as disgusting and only the least important person in the room, usually a slave, would do the necessary washing of dusty and sweaty feet. When the disciples gathered for their last meal with Jesus before his death, there was no slave present, so their feet just didn't get washed. No-one was keen to stoop to do such a job.

Jesus is about to leave his disciples in charge of his Church. Jesus is the perfect Servant Leader, and he wants to give authority only to those who are willing to serve. Go home and wash your wife's feet. Authority is given only to servants.

Why Did Jesus Wash Feet? John 1:1-20 Speaker: Weston Brown Series: The Gospel According to John More info @ covenantshreveport.org

FULL VIDEO: https://youtu.be/4PuIMpJ0aMs ONE THING: Like Christ, we ought to wash one another's feet. John 13:1-17 CONTEXT: Christ shows us how to love those in the world and love them to the end. Why is it so very important for Jesus to wash you clean? Saved from sin, protect from the devil and evil schemes, armor of God effect What has Jesus done for us? Given us the example of Servant Humility with the greatest message ever way to live out love for God and others. We exist to bring God glory and make disciples. WASHING FEET COMMITMENT IS AN IMPORTANT ASPECT TO WHY WE EXIST. Based on this message what can we do to become more like Jesus? Gospel-Centered = WORSHIP Be cleansed by Christ. Have your sins forgiven by the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. COMMUNITY Go where others are that need Jesus. Everyone is someone Jesus can or has saved. SERVICE We must wash feet. We must be serving messengers of Jesus Christ daily. MULTIPLICATION We must show Christ's love for others through the humility of serving. It prepares a heart to be blessed by God.

Today we look at John 13 as Pastor Dustin Clegg leads us on a journey of why Jesus washed feet and why we should wash feet today. 

The Greatest Stories Ever Told - A Northpoint Toledo Message Series

In this podcast we explore a person who is completely unknown, yet is in some of the most important moments in the story. From the calling to the apostles, the cross, the resurrection, the ascension, and the founding of the church in Rome- they were there.

Jesus has seen every backstreet, backseat, backhanded moment of our lives. And he has resolved My grace is enough. I...

Pastor Brian teaches from John 13:2-11, describing how Jesus’ humble act of love was an illustration of the greatest love of all. Bear Creek Church, Medford Oregon – April 18, 2021 The post How to Wash Feet – John 13:2-11 appeared first on Bear Creek Church, Medford, OR.

In a world that has forgotten honour we are called to cultivate a Biblical corrective - toward leaders and toward all: a Christ-like humility.