Serve Like Jesus

1. Jesus redefines greatness as serving others, not being served.

2. We are never too important to serve others.

3. Serving others is a response to what Jesus has done for us, not a way to earn God's favor.

4. True greatness means stepping out of our comfort zone to better serve others.

1. What stood out to you most from the sermon? Why?

2. Read John 13:1-17. What surprises you about Jesus' actions in this passage?

3. The pastor mentioned that the disciples were likely "keeping score" about who should wash the feet. How do you see this attitude play out in your own life or relationships?

4. How does Jesus' example of washing his disciples' feet (including Judas) challenge your view of serving others?

5. The sermon mentioned that serving doesn't always mean "picking up after" someone. What are some creative ways we can serve others in our daily lives?

6. How does understanding Jesus' sacrifice for us motivate us to serve others?

7. What areas of your life do you find it most challenging to adopt a servant's attitude? Why?

1. This week, look for one unexpected opportunity to serve someone else, whether at home, work, or in your community.

2. Reflect on your gifts and abilities. How can you use these to serve others in your church or community?

3. Consider signing up for a serving opportunity at the church if you haven't already.

4. Practice "changing the scoreboard" in a key relationship this week. Instead of keeping track of who has done what, try to out-serve the other person.