Lesson in humility and service.
This verse directly touches our ego. Let us remember Jesus, the Son of God, the teacher, the one who could walk on water, the one who had and has authority over all that exists. Jesus decided to kneel and wash the feet of each disciple. If we go back to those times, this would be the work of a slave.
This teaches us a great lesson about leadership: true leadership is demonstrated through service; leadership has nothing to do with commanding. Jesus was not only a preacher of humility; he lived it and transmitted it at all times. Jesus used his position to serve, not to be served.
Today we can learn that no one is above or held in higher esteem than another before God, and leadership is not measured by the number of people who follow you, but by how much you are serving. Let us always remember that humbling yourself in this way is not weakness; on the contrary, it is strength and humility at its finest.
Are you willing to get off your pedestal and get on your knees to serve others? This means "doing what others don't want to do."
So if I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another's feet.
John 13:14