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Latest Series: John Pt. 2
12.20.20 | John 13
Rod VanSolkema
Date: December 20, 2020
Category: Message
Sermon Application Questions
Read John 13:1-1
Does the world perceive us as Christians as the ones who wash feet by loving and serving others? Why or why not?
Has Jesus washed your feet given the filth of your sin and made you clean and grant you forgiveness? We heard David Wilkins testimony today. In light of that, what has Jesus washed in your life? Describe this experience. How have you loved much, given that you have been forgiven much?
Practically, what does it look like to wash someone’s feet as you love and serve others such as: washing the feet of your neighbors, your family, your spouse, your kids, your coworker, those who have a very different world view or political affiliation than you?