John 13:1-30
Dr. Dan Hayden - As Jesus and His disciples celebrated their last Passover
Feast together in the upper room, they engaged in a pageantry of interaction
that became known as the Upper Room Discourse. This four-part study explains
the meaning behind the washing of the disciples' feet, and then highlights
three of the disciples in this account from John 13: Judas, Peter, and
John. Each of them is symbolic of three types of people often found "in
the company of Jesus."
4 CDs
- The Dirty Dozen - John 13:1-20
- In the Company of Jesus... and Lost - John 13:18-30
- In the Company of Jesus... and Limping - John 13:6-11, 21-28
- In the Company of Jesus... and Leaning - John 13:21-30
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