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The Upper Room: Service and Cleansing

The Timing and Setting

Jesus Models Servanthood

Peter’s Interaction with Jesus

Betrayal, Love, and Denial

Jesus Foretells the Betrayal

The New Commandment

2. Peter's question about Jesus' departure and Jesus' reply 13:36-38

🎮 Pixel Quest: John 13 Journey

Practical Application and Reflection

Key Lessons from John 13

Daily Cleansing and Living the New Commandment

Prayer for Reflection and Action

Quiz

Quiz: The Context of the Last Supper

Quiz: Understanding Servanthood

Quiz: Peter's Interaction

Quiz: The Betrayal and Denial

Quiz: The New Commandment

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Discover the heart of Christian leadership in Servant Leadership and the New Commandment in John 13. Centered on Jesus’ actions and words in the Upper Room, this course guides you through the Passover setting, the dramatic foot washing, the prediction of betrayal and denial, and the transformative “new commandment” to love as Jesus loved. You will explore the cultural significance of foot washing in the first century, learn how Jesus redefined greatness through humble service, and reflect on how daily spiritual cleansing shapes authentic discipleship. Through practical applications, reflective prompts, and interactive elements, you will translate theology into lived practice—in your family, church, workplace, and community. By the end, you will be equipped to model Christlike humility, recognize love as the defining mark of a disciple, and cultivate rhythms of confession and renewal. Whether you’re a ministry leader, small group facilitator, or a believer seeking deeper formation, this course provides clear, Scripture-rooted guidance for leading with compassion, courage, and conviction in today’s world.

John 13: Servant Leadership and the New Commandment

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            <p>Imagine standing in a quiet upper room during the Feast of the Passover, where the air is thick with both ancient tradition and the weight of a world-changing moment. Here, Jesus, fully aware that His hour had come to depart to the Father, chose to demonstrate the ultimate expression of love not through a grand decree, but through the humble act of washing His disciples' feet. For those beginning their walk with Christ, this scene reveals the very heart of our Savior: a King who serves and a Master who cleanses. By exploring this intimate setting and the cultural significance of His actions, you will discover how Jesus redefined leadership and invited His followers into a life of spiritual purity and radical humility.</p>

<p>Beyond the basin and the towel, this journey through John 13 delves into the complexities of the human heart—from the sting of betrayal and the fragility of Peter’s bold promises to the glorious standard of the New Commandment. Jesus calls us to love one another with the same sacrificial intensity He has shown us, establishing this love as the primary identifying mark of a true disciple. As you reflect on these sacred events, you will be challenged to move beyond mere words and into a life of active, servant-hearted devotion. This is an invitation to let the love of Christ transform your daily interactions and your relationships, empowering you to live out His mission with a humble and surrendered heart.</p>
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