Believing is Seeing and Believing is Life - The Way Down
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Jesus ties a towel around his waist and kneels at the feet of the man who will betray him. In this next installment of the John series, we step into the upper room — the last night, the last teaching, the last hours before the cross — and discover that the way of Jesus is rooted in a love that discomforts before it comforts.
In this episode:
- Why John 13–17 is written for the church, not just for history
- The double meaning of "he loved them to the end" (John 13:1)
- What foot washing actually cost Jesus in an honor/shame culture
- Why Jesus honors Judas with the choicest bread at the table — knowing what's coming
- The new command, and why "love one another" was never really new
- What Peter's failure (and restoration) teaches us about sacrificial love
Scripture: John 13:1–38
Discussion questions:
- Who is the "Judas" in your life right now — someone you'd rather exclude than serve?
- Where have you swept a hurt under the rug instead of having the hard conversation?
- When has love cost you something real?
- Where do you need the same restoration Jesus gave Peter?
Related: Catch up on the full John series — Believing Is Seeing, and Believing Is Life — wherever you found this episode.
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