
About this episode
One of the most important and paradoxical spiritual truths is that that we do not climb a ladder of success but instead descend into greatness! John the Baptist understood this truth, but how was he able to celebrate the success of another - a success that came at his own expense? Today we explore the powerful principle declared by John, that he - Jesus - must become more and we must become less.
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For Reflection:
John the Baptist's disciples raise a question about baptism but their true issue is the growth of Jesus' ministry at the expense of John's.
- Have you ever felt jealous of the spirituality or spiritual success of another person? Have you ever made a spiritual impact in someone's life and they failed to give you proper recognition? How did you handle these feelings? How might you want to handle them differently in the future?
- What might it mean today for Jesus to become more and for you to become less (v30)?
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