John 13:21–30 What I Am Doing You Do Not Understand
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Something about the hardest seasons of faith is how disorienting they feel: you’re genuinely sure God led you here, but you can’t see what he’s doing with it. We pick up in John 13 at the table where Jesus drops a sentence that stuns everyone in the room, “One of you will betray me,” and then follows it with a line that explains so much of the Christian life: “What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.”
We walk through the betrayal of Judas with open eyes and a steady Bible in hand, connecting fulfilled Scripture (Psalm 41) with Jesus’…
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