A King Washes Feet
How to Love and Forgive Your Friends and Enemies--An Illustrated Bible Study
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Jesus Never Canceled Anyone - 40 readings to help you better understand Jesus's act of washing his disciples' feet as a model for loving and serving both friends and enemies - A radical and loving alternative to today's cancel culture - Beautifully designed book is a perfect Lenten read or Bible study On the last night of Jesus's life, He picked up a towel and washed His disciples' feet--people who would soon betray, deny, and abandon Him--giving an example of what it really means to love and forgive like the King. He clothed Himself in humility, providing for us a picture of what it really me...
Jesus Never Canceled Anyone - 40 readings to help you better understand Jesus's act of washing his disciples' feet as a model for loving and serving both friends and enemies - A radical and loving alternative to today's cancel culture - Beautifully designed book is a perfect Lenten read or Bible study On the last night of Jesus's life, He picked up a towel and washed His disciples' feet--people who would soon betray, deny, and abandon Him--giving an example of what it really means to love and forgive like the King. He clothed Himself in humility, providing for us a picture of what it really means to follow Him. This book is an invitation to sit on the footwashing stool and let Jesus heal you, then kneel with the King and learn how to wash the feet of your friends and enemies. We need this picture--and this posture--more than ever. All around us are disappointed, disillusioned, and wounded people, covered with the grime of ambition, jealousy, self-protection, church hurt, broken relationships, and world-weary hearts. Jesus calls us to kneel before them, whether they are friend or foe, to perform acts of love, mercy, and healing. Through her compelling writing and viral artwork, Jessica Claire Bond unpacks what it means to "wash feet" in this generation. She reveals the profound meaning behind this timeless message of serving and loving others, challenging us to reconsider the overlooked, shunned, and marginalized in order to model the humility and love of our King. Ultimately, whoever is on the seat, He's the one washing the feet.
