Focuses on Jesus' act of washing his disciples' feet in John 13. It emphasizes humility, servant leadership, and the importance of continually seeking forgiveness and closeness with God. The sermon interprets the foot washing as a metaphor for Jesus' sacrificial love and a call for believers to practice humility and service in their daily lives, fostering a deeper, ongoing relationship with God.

Jesus demonstrates the power of genuine leadership in John 13. He does this by putting people before before position, and treating everyone with humility, compassion and love.

When our soul feels troubled we need to remember these five important truths to find peace in a troubled world.

When our soul feels troubled we need to remember these five important truths to find peace in a troubled world.

Jesus creates quite a stir when he enters Jerusalem in John 12. Have you ever stopped to consider why? Here's a hint: it's not until you find something worth dying for that you find something worth living for.

Centers on the biblical story of Mary anointing Jesus with perfume in John 12. It discusses Mary's act of worship, highlighting its selflessness and extravagance. Contrasts Mary's genuine worship with Judas Iscariot's deceitful objection to her actions. It emphasizes the importance of true worship in the Christian life, focusing on the themes of devotion, sacrifice, and the heart's condition before God.

In John 11 we see Jesus demonstrating the glory of God in raising Lazarus from the dead.

At the end of John 10, Jesus made a simple statement that enraged the crowd around him, and they picked up stones to kill him. This statement remains critical to our understanding of who Jesus truly is.

Focuses on Jesus' teachings in John 10, where Jesus describes Himself as the Good Shepherd. Explores the concept of Jesus as a shepherd compared to other leaders who are depicted as imposters. It highlights the intimate and personal nature of Jesus' leadership, emphasizing His knowledge of each individual and His guiding role. Underscores the contrast between Jesus' protective and nurturing approach and the destructive intentions of others, illustrating the spiritual safety and abundant life found in following Jesus.

Is it ever okay to spit on someone? That's exactly what Jesus does to the blind man in John 9. This man was ostracized by the religious leaders and his community, but Jesus reaches out to him with love and grace.