Neil Cable - 31 March 2019
Desiring Clean Feet (John 13:14)
The Lord Jesus Christ has set an example of how we should be humble, gracious and servant-hearted in our care for one another. Like him, we should desire that all those that we care for have “clean feet.”
Scripture References: John 13:1-17
From Series: "One Anothers"
A sermon series on the one anothers of the New Testament from the pulpit of Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
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The Roman church had many difficulties to deal with. One of them was the way in which Jews and Gentiles were to relate to one another in Christ. Paul exhorts them to not pass judgement on one another any longer. They are rather to consider how their actions might affect the walk of a fellow Christian. Such an exhortation is important to obey as pride so often hinders worship. The example of Christ and the work of his gospel bring people together in such a way that true worship takes place.