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Jesus sought to calm His disciples after their deep pain at the predictions of Judas’s betrayal and Peter’s denial. He focused their minds on heaven and on His own power and purpose in taking them there. Yet, there would be a journey to be traveled in Him, though they all knew the Way to the

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In Heaven, we will no longer need faith, hope, or spiritual gift packages, but increadibly, love will endure and grow in glory.

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Jesus openly warned His disciples about two shattering events that were about to happen: Judas, one of the Twelve, was going to betray Jesus to His death; Peter, the leader of the Twelve, was going to deny three times that he even knew Jesus. Yet through it all, Jesus’ sovereign power even over Satan himself,

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Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, and rejoices with the truth, it is relentlessly positive and caring for others.

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By washing His disciples’ dirty feet, Jesus gave us a powerful example of servanthood in order to enable us to defeat our own tendency toward selfishness and pride. True blessing in the Christian life comes from following His example. The spiritual significance of the washing goes to our salvation in Christ, such that, unless Jesus

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Love does not keep a record of wrongs and does not get easily angered. How do these two vices impact our lives and relationships?

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