John 13:1–38 | Love One Another as I Have Loved You

Jesus loved his own to the end by stooping to cleanse them, moving knowingly toward the cross, and giving his disciples a new commandment: love one another as he has loved us. Where am I resisting Christ’s cleansing service through pride, shame, self-sufficiency, or false humility? Scripture: John 13:1–38 Chapters: 0:00 Love One Another as I Have Loved You 1:07 Glory Takes the Towel 2:10 Let Him Wash You 3:18 Served, Then Sent to Serve 4:24 At the Table, Yet Turning Away 5:36 And It Was Night 6:43 Glory in the Shadow of the Cross 7:45 As I Have Loved You 8:52 Before the Rooster Crows 10:01 From the Foot of the Table Discipleship takeaway: Practise the New Commandment from the Foot of the Table Receive the love of Jesus before trying to perform love for Jesus; then practise one concrete act of humble love that witnesses you belong to him. Reflection: • Am I relying on outward nearness to Christian activity while avoiding repentance, trust, and obedience? • Where does Peter’s overconfidence expose my own need to depend on Christ’s mercy? • What one act of humble, practical love would make the love of Jesus visible to another disciple this week? Prayer: Lord Jesus, wash me; I have no share with you unless you cleanse me. Forgive my pride, hidden darkness, self-sufficiency, and lovelessness. By the Holy Spirit, form in me your humble, truthful, practical love, and make my obedience a faithful witness to you. Full lesson and study resources: https://dwinfield.com/learning_activi... Next in John: The Way, the Comforter, and the Peace — John 14:1–31 https://dwinfield.com/learning_activi... John visual Bible teaching playlist:    • Luke | The Saviour for All — Visual Bible ...   More visual Bible teaching and discipleship resources: https://dwinfield.com #John13 #ChristSLoveUntoTheEnd #BibleTeaching