The Upper Room Discourse
Hours before the cross, Jesus knelt and washed His disciples' feet. He declared Himself the way to the Father and the true vine sustaining every branch, and He promised a Spirit who would open blind eyes to their need and point them to the remedy. The grief He had warned about came at the cross. The joy He had promised came at the empty tomb. Because He rose, sin is answered, death is not final, and every act of humble service done in His name carries weight that lasts into eternity.
The King of heaven stoops to wash dusty feet, showing the full extent of His love and calling His followers to humble service.
On the eve of the cross, Jesus gave His troubled disciples comfort that still speaks today. Discover why faith in Him alone brings hope, assurance, and the way home.
Jesus calls Himself the true vine and we are the branches. Learn what it means to stay connected to Him, bear fruit, and trust the Father's pruning work in our lives.
Without the Holy Spirit opening our eyes, we cannot truly see Jesus or understand what Easter means. The Spirit convicts us of our need and then points us to the remedy found in Christ alone.
Jesus warned His disciples that grief was coming, but it would turn to joy. The cross brings unbearable sorrow, yet in a little while, the resurrection declares victory. Through His death, we gain peace with God and a relationship as intimate as a child with their father.
The empty tomb changes everything. If Jesus conquered death, then sin is defeated, justice is coming, and your life truly matters for eternity.