Servant Leadership

Jesus offers us Himself as the Savior who serves and sacrifices, even for His enemies. When we quietly reshape Him into a Savior who exists to give us success or destroy our enemies instead, we set ourselves up to walk away from Him, just as Judas did.

On the night before He died, Jesus had every reason to focus on Himself, yet He knelt to wash dirty feet, reached out in love to His betrayer Judas, and patiently corrected Peter's overconfidence. His example shows that serving others, even those who fail or betray us, defines true dignity rather than diminishing it — and that following Jesus depends not on our own strength but on His shepherding care.