Have you ever had a moment where you accidently put Jesus in the backseat in your decision-making? So does Peter. Maybe we all have those moments? We challenge that this week.

Jesus tells his disciples to love requires sacrifice. Are you willing to sacrifice to love your neighbor well?

Randy Bennett, worship director at First UMC and the Life Center, joins us this week to talk emotions and blind spots as the disciples learn that Judas is about to betray them.

What if following Jesus is actually really simple? Jesus makes it simple for his disciples by washing their feet and directing them to do the same.

Jesus gets down to the basics of his mission: to save. Have we taken time to appreciate that lately?

Jewish leaders believed in Jesus, but chose not to say anything for fear of being sent out of the synagogue. How often do we hold our tongue for what is right in the church because we don't want to clash with our friends who do not get it yet?

This passage has SO. MUCH. in it. Jesus essentially unravels the mysteries of the Gospel for the people right before he completes them all in front of their eyes.

Jesus begins his death week with a grand entrance into Jerusalem, but the disciples didn't understand it at the time. When in your life did God do something you didn't understand at the time?

Mary spends a whole year's wages to anoint Jesus. Judas doesn't like it... but Jesus does so that makes it okay. Right?

You might think Jesus is running away in this week's passage... or is he preparing for what is coming? Are you prepared for what's coming?