On this weeks episode, Brenton and Chris dive into John 13—why Jesus washed feet, why we don’t treat it as an ongoing ordinance, and what that means for serving one another today. They push back on the notion of a stoic Jesus, showing from Scripture that His full humanity includes real, expressed emotion—especially in the hours before the cross. Chris unpacks why Jesus sometimes speaks cryptically and how God uses “dark night of the soul” seasons (think Peter) to humble and form His people. The conversation explores “God is love,” how love relates to wrath, and why Jesus washing Judas’s feet fuels our call to love enemies. Finally, they clarify the difference between the once-for-all cleansing we have in Christ and the daily confession that restores relational closeness with the Father.

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