A Servant's Heart

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On the night before His death, Jesus gave His disciples a new command: love one another as I have loved you. That love was not abstract—it was shown in humility, sacrifice, and service. True greatness in God’s Kingdom is not measured by power or position, but by a heart willing to serve. Join us as Pastor Kenny reflects on Jesus’ words in John 13 and what it means to live with a servant’s heart today. Scriptures John 13:31-35

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