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Jesus At The Last Supper

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At the Last Supper, Jesus demonstrated how Christians are called to a life of love and service. After Jesus and his disciples had finished eating, Jesus knelt down at the feet of each of them and washed their feet. The ritual of foot washing was typically performed by a household servant because it was considered a lowly task. When Jesus undertook this task, He displayed that to be great in the eyes of God, you should not worry about how others depict you. He demonstrated an example of service that displayed pure love. Through His actions, Jesus laid the foundations for true Christian service; and that is to serve as Jesus did for the benefit of others showing the deepest levels of love and humility. We are called to be actively engaged in
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