Hi everyone, welcome to Add Home with Sally. I'm Sally Clarkson and I have the biggest

privilege in the world to be with so many friends from all over the world who join me every

week to listen to my stories, inspiration, biblical encouragement. And I am just so glad

that you're here today. Thanks so much for joining me.

Hello my friends, it's Sally Clarkson and I am talking with you on this Thursday. We called

it Monday, Thursday and my family growing up and this is the night in which we celebrate

the last supper, the evening when Christ knelt on the ground and washed the disciples' feet.

He washed 120 toes, lovingly knowing that they did not understand what was happening or how

how they would be able to face his death that very evening. It's a really precious story.

I hope that you will take time to read it and ponder his love this weekend. But as we come

to this weekend, I wish you a heart filled love of Christ time with your family and a really

beautiful inspiration from his Holy Spirit to remember how very blessed we are that in this

time of difficulty we have hope that won't change. We have truth that will never be shaken and

that we have the presence of a God that will be with us forever. I just wanted to read to you some

of the blog posts that I wrote today. You can go read it to your children perhaps. Maybe it

would be something that could spawn some discussion. But it was a very, very precious memory to me

many, many years ago when I was working in communist Eastern Europe. And in this particular time,

we were sent into the country without any addresses because we didn't want the secret police to

find them. And we were often questioned by border guards and secret police. We were in a town we

had never been in before. It was very dark, very old, little electricity, cold, cold homes. Everything

was old, not a lot of food with very oppressed people. And yet it was a night I was never to forget.

And I just wanted to read Matthew 10, 38. If you take up your cross and follow me,

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