Foot washing symbolizes the act of removing ego, setting differences aside, and actively showing love to others. It’s what Jesus did. What stands in the way of us doing it too?

At his final meal, Jesus got his friends and foes together and washed their feet as a symbolic example of how they should humble themselves while dignifying and valuing others. What would that look like today? hegetsus.com/en/articles/fo…

What makes you feel the most loved?

How can we humble ourselves to love our neighbors?

Jesus loved the unnoticed, the undervalued, and the unwelcomed. Those are the neighbors he taught about. Read more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/wh…

How can you show love to your neighbor? Search your socials and make someone feel seen, heard, and loved no matter what they believe.

Like a good neighbaaa, Jesus was there. @statefarm

Jesus washed the feet of friends and enemies. No ego or hate. He humbly loved his neighbors. How can we do the same?

Jesus taught us that joy and peace can be found in simple acts of loving and serving our neighbors. We are filled with both thanks to our new friends in Vegas. ktnv.com/news/big-game-…

What is the most important thing in a friendship?

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Most of us say Jesus used his influence for good. Would we do the same? Learn more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/ho… #HeGetsUs

Did Jesus actively avoid his own personal gain? Read more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/ho… #HeGetsUs

Long before social media, Jesus used his platform to spread messages of anti-hate, anti-bigotry, and anti-depravity. Jesus was a social influencer of his time. Discover more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/di… #HeGetsUs

Most of us are actually on the same page: we think it’s important to put the needs of the people we love first. Turns out Jesus was on that same page, too. Learn more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/ho… #HeGetsUs

Jesus prioritized the people around him. Do we do the same? Read more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/ho… #HeGetsUs

Jesus cared for those in need because he was one of them. He didn’t own much of anything, not even a home. Learn more: hegetsus.com/en/articles/di… #HeGetsUs #HeGetsUs

If Jesus lived today, he’d be considered a blue-collar man who didn’t own much of anything, but he made do from the charity of strangers and friends. Dive deeper: hegetsus.com/en/articles/di… #HeGetsUs

No higher education. No equity. No savings. That’s the path Jesus chose. He didn’t find value in commodities, but he had a wealth of compassion. Jesus invested wisely. Dive deeper: hegetsus.com/priorities #HeGetsUs

For Jesus, stocks weren’t pieces of ownership in a company. They were more like moments of empathy with the marginalized, and his majority stake was in people. Explore more: hegetsus.com/priorities #HeGetsUs