09/03/2026
Last Sabbath 8/29, Cyanne reminded us that footwashing is more than a tradition—it is a picture of humility, reconciliation, love, and service.
Jesus, our Lord and Master, humbled Himself to serve His disciples, showing us that true greatness is found not in being served, but in serving others.
At Communion, may we remember the foundation of it all: Christ’s unfailing love. ❤️
“If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought to wash one another’s feet.” — John 13:14
D’Lainee reminded us of Jesus’ final Passover with His disciples—a moment filled with love, sorrow, and the knowledge of what was coming.
Jesus knew Judas would betray Him and Peter would deny Him, yet He stayed. He washed their feet. He broke bread with them.
Communion reminds us that we are living between Calvary and the Kingdom—looking back to Christ’s sacrifice while looking forward to the day when He will gather with us again.
May we never lose sight of the hope and meaning behind this sacred service. ❤️
Pause to think -- what is one thing Jesus’ example of staying, serving, and loving—even when He knew what was coming—mean to you? Share your thoughts below.