Ep. 133 | Posture: Humility

Picture the scene: Jesus, the Rabbi, the Messiah, rises from His place of honor at the table. In a world where position and status mattered everything, He does the unthinkable. He takes off His outer garments, wraps a towel around His waist, and begins washing dirty, dusty feet. The room falls silent. This wasn't just unusual - it was scandalous. In that culture, foot washing was reserved for the lowest servant in the household. It was the job nobody wanted, the task considered most demeaning. Yet here was Jesus, the one they looked up to, the one they followed, willingly taking on this humiliating role. Sometimes love looks nothing like what we expect. Sometimes it's messy, uncomfortable, and challenges everything we think we know about power and position. Jesus showed us that true greatness isn't found in being served, but in serving others - even when it costs us our pride.For more info visit RGMCA.ORG