Continuing our Centrality series, today we look at John 13. Jesus demonstrated the ultimate example of servant leadership during the Passover feast by washing His disciples' feet - a task considered beneath even slaves. This radical act revealed that authentic leadership flows from God's character and is demonstrated through humble service rather than position or status. Even Judas received this act of service, illustrating the boundless nature of Jesus' love. Being transformed into Christ's image requires maintaining a constant focus on Jesus, developing an attachment to His ways, and allowing His character to shape our actions. This journey involves both the one-time act of salvation and the ongoing process of sanctification. True service emerges naturally as we grow closer to Jesus, manifesting in practical actions like taking on menial tasks without recognition, serving in community outreach, and supporting ministries that help vulnerable populations. The challenge for believers is to identify areas where pride prevents service, actively seek opportunities to serve without recognition, and willingly take on tasks others might consider beneath them. This path of servant leadership isn't about the tasks themselves but about being shaped into Christ's image through humble obedience.