Summary | On the Night He Was Betrayed

Apr 02, 2023 8:29 pm

Dear ,


The Gospel accounts of Jesus' disciples reveal our own weaknesses and failings, but they also highlight Jesus' unwavering love and compassion for us. Through the foot washing, Last Supper, betrayal, denial, and assault, we see how Jesus loved his disciples, including Peter, to the very end. Despite their shortcomings, he continued to extend love and grace to them, offering chances for redemption and growth.


Peter's denial of Jesus, which Jesus had predicted, showcases his ongoing love for Peter, even in his moment of weakness and failure. When Jesus turned and looked at Peter after the rooster crowed, it was not a look of condemnation, but rather of love and understanding. This look reminds us that Jesus' love is not based on our performance, but on his unconditional love for us.


These Gospel stories challenge us to extend the same love and forgiveness to others, even when they may have wronged us or failed us. It also reminds us that we can always turn to Jesus, no matter how many times we fall short, and experience his love and forgiveness. Through his love, we can find hope, inspiration, and a deeper understanding of his boundless compassion for us.


I'll see you tomorrow!


Kevin



Watch: On the Night He Was Betrayed


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