Episode Details

We step into the upper room and face a love that refuses to stay polite or distant. We wrestle with what it means to let Jesus wash what we hide and to receive the Eucharist as a real, personal gift that demands a real response. 
• imagining Holy Thursday as present reality, not reenactment 
• Jesus washing the feet of sinners and betrayers 
• our instinct to keep Jesus at a safe distance 
• “Unless I wash you” as the doorway to inheritance 
• the Eucharist as Real Presence, not metaphor 
• the tragedy of routine and distraction at Mass 
• shifting from “what did I get” to “what will I give” 
• becoming what we receive through service, forgiveness, and courage 
When you leave this church, will you finally say, Lord, if you are willing to kneel and wash my feet, then I will go and kneel and wash others. 

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