In the sermon *Twice Told Truths: The Greatest*, the speaker challenges the cultural obsession with greatness by contrasting it with Jesus’ definition of true greatness in the Kingdom of God—humble service. Drawing from John 13, where Jesus washes His disciples’ feet on the eve of His crucifixion, the message highlights that even though Jesus was the eternal Creator and rightful Lord, He lowered Himself to do the work of a servant. The disciples, likely young and prideful, often argued about who among them was the greatest, failing to grasp Jesus’ repeated teaching: in God’s kingdom, greatness is measured not by power or position, but by humility and willingness to serve others. Jesus' secure identity in the Father freed Him to serve without needing to prove Himself—and we are invited to do the same. With personal anecdotes and examples, the preacher urges listeners to embrace their identity in Christ, reject worldly definitions of greatness, and follow Jesus by serving others with humility and love.