Hey everybody. Welcome to the Monday, what was the Mark series typically, but today we're taking a slight detour.

I was going to do eschatology prophecy stuff I'll explain in a minute

why we're not doing that today and instead I'm going to be talking about John chapter 13 and

Jesus washing the disciples feet I think this passage is definitely one of my favorite

passages in the Bible for just this simple beauty of it like not because of

some something you have to study super deeply to understand.

It's just so wonderful and beautiful as is.

And so I decided to teach this because I'd like you to know the meaning behind the

washing of the feet.

And we'll also answer the question like are

we supposed to be washing each other's feet regularly today in the body of Christ.

Is that something we're supposed to do? Jesus told us to do it. Is that what he

meant? We'll talk about that as well, but more than anything is just the heart of it.

The whole picture of Christ and what he's doing is beautiful. But let me just start

by explaining real quick now why we're not doing the eschatology stuff I promised

you was coming. Well, it's still coming, I'm keeping my promise, but it's still coming I'm keeping my promise but it's not

coming today and the reason is this so we're in Mark 13 and I've taught through the

passage in Mark 13 which are not at least I'm very convinced are not

signs of Christ's coming they're not signs of Christ's coming. They're not signs of the end, the earthquakes and

famines and even things like the pandemic. That these are not signs, right,

because it's a matter of degree when those are signs later in revelation they're just so extreme you could nobody would have to tell you it's way beyond anything we've seen in our in our lifetimes

so that so the current ones are not signs but then I got to the abomination of desolation, right?

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