Washing Feet
Did you see the Super Bowl ad about washing feet? This controversial ad shows people washing the feet of others who are different from them, an act reminiscent of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet
Did you see the Super Bowl ad about washing feet? This controversial ad shows people washing the feet of others who are different from them, an act reminiscent of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet
Christ came to the earth and stood before the children of men with the hoarded love of eternity.
The story reveals a God who gives. It reveals a God of self-giving love, leading Abraham to a profound realization.
Imagine God loving you today, just you and the Lord touching souls, and become convinced that there is nothing that can separate you from His wonderful love.
More than physical rest, the Sabbath is a different rhythm, a relational rest, a theological rest.
God’s need reflects His heart’s desire that we actively participate in His compassion and love.
Instead of clinging to old modes of self-improvement, which so often end in failure and broken promises, I am seeking the new wine Jesus offers.
May God help us follow Jesus so that the world can see the glory of His love shining. May we become bearers of His glory on earth, proclaiming His goodness alone as we hum the angels’ song.
By design, the sanctuary is an experiential journey of ascent into the presence of God (Psalms 77:13; 122:1–2). Its increasing levels of holiness carry a profound spiritual lesson about making our way to God.
His Name means something like “astonishing advisor, champion of the universe, exact identity of the Father forever, absolute authority of peace.”