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See People The Way Jesus Does
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Who feels hardest for you to love right now?
In this powerful re-aired episode (March 2025), Willow sits down with Jessica Bond, artist, speaker, and creator of the viral foot washing series, to explore what it really looks like to love like Jesus in a divided world.
Jessica shares how a single image -Jesus washing the feet of a bride - unexpectedly sparked a global movement of artwork depicting Jesus serving people from every background, belief system, and lifestyle. What started as one moment of obedience quickly became a powerful invitation for all of us: Who do we believe belongs at Jesus’ feet?
Together, this conversation dives into the tension we all feel to love people who think differently, live differently, or have even hurt us and how Jesus calls us into something deeper.
If you’ve ever struggled with judgment, felt unworthy of God’s love, or wrestled with how to show grace in a polarized world, this episode will meet you right there.
In This Episode, You’ll Discover:
- Why our identity as “beloved” changes how we see everyone else
- The deeper meaning behind Jesus washing feet—and why it still matters today
- How division, offense, and pain reveal what’s really happening in our hearts
- Why the answer—for everyone—is still an encounter with Jesus
- What to do when you feel unworthy, stuck in shame, or far from God
- How to begin loving people you don’t understand (or don’t want to)
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