THE HOUR HAS COME

Peter Neri

ABOUT Peter Neri

Pastor Neri is currently Senior Pastor of the Paradise Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church in Las Vegas, Nevada. His passion is prayer, and he loves to teach people how to connect with Jesus in a real and personal way. As a convert to Adventism at the age of 26, he also loves to reaffirm the "pillars" and to show their validity for the day in which we are living and serves as an Associate Speaker for American Christian Ministries. Pastor Neri's family includes his lovely wife Jennie and their two sons, Roland and Samuel.

OVERVIEW

Why a series on the foot washing?  First, because the Bible clearly states, ". . .Blessed are you if you do them."  Second, because in restudying this topic in the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy, you will discover a greater depth of the meaning and value of this beautiful rite.  When you listen to this series, expect to be surprised!

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ABOUT-- Peter Neri

Pastor Neri is currently Senior Pastor of the Paradise Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church in Las Vegas, Nevada. His passion is prayer, and he loves to teach people how to connect with Jesus in a real and personal way. As a convert to Adventism at the age of 26, he also loves to reaffirm the "pillars" and to show their validity for the day in which we are living and serves as an Associate Speaker for American Christian Ministries. Pastor Neri's family includes his lovely wife Jennie and their two sons, Roland and Samuel.

SERIES INFO

1. The Servant of Servant
Jesus said in John 13:15, “For I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you.”  But what example did He give us?  The answer to this question is revealed in Part 1, and you will find your first surprise!

2. Take the Plunge
When Peter’s turn came, he said to Jesus, “You shall never wash my feet (vs. 8)!”  Have you thought this meant that Peter was very humble?  Was he?  Why did Jesus answer him, “If I do not wash you, you have no part with Me.”  Part 2 answers these questions; you will discover what really happens when we wash one another’s feet.

3.  Know What I Have Done to You
When Jesus finished serving His disciples, He asked them an insightful question.  “Do you know what I have done to you?”  (vs. 12)  Jesus is asking this same question today.  Other churches oppose the concept of the foot washing.  Are they right?  If not, why?  Part 3 answers these questions!

DATE ADDED: April 01, 2016 TOPICS: Christian Beliefs SKU: PN-29L
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