Ephesians 2:1-3

God gives the true picture of people who are outside of Christ—they are spiritually dead and are in spiritual bondage.

Exodus 20:1-3

A consistent theme throughout Scripture is that God demands exclusive loyalty to Himself, a devotion that will evidence itself in a lifestyle of worship and obedience.

Ruth 4:1-12

Ruth is the kind recipient of love from a human redeemer—pointing to the great love of the Divine Redeemer.

John 13:36-38

Peter was over-confident in his own strengths. Therefore, Jesus humbled Peter by lovingly warning him of his upcoming denial.

John 13:33-35

In His final teaching to His disciples, Jesus emphasized that their love for one another would be what causes the world to know they were HIs followers.

John 13:31-32

Instead of the cross being an instrument of Jesus’ humiliation and defeat, it manifested the glory of both the Son and the Father.

John 13:22-30

John 13:18-21

Jesus provides more insight into the betrayal by Judas. Most important is that this painful defection was predicted in the Old Testament, and therefore it was not going to impede God’s redemptive plan.

John 13:12-17

The act of foot washing by Jesus depicted both a theological and a practical lesson. The practical lesson was one about humble, sacrificial, loving service by one Christian to another.

John 13:1-11