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Category: Lord’s Supper

Remember Me, Remember Me (Luke 22:17-19; 23:39-43)

Today, we observe the Lord’s Supper. One of the major themes of the Lord’s Supper is remembering. Remembering the past impacts the present. When you forget something significant you begin living for the insignificant. This is why Jesus wants us to think about Him and to remember Him. When we remember His love for us it impacts our love for Him and ultimately our love for others. Remembering the past impacts the present.

Here is what we are going to do today. We are going to look at two important statements: one by Jesus and one by the thief on the cross. They both said remember me. Let’s start with Jesus. Continue reading

Lord’s Supper: Suffering (Luke 22:14-19; 1 Peter 2:21-25)

Today, we are going to observe the Lord’s Supper. There are a lot of important themes, subjects, and lessons that come from the Lord’s Supper. Lessons that address sacrifice, forgiveness, self-examination, the Lord’s return, evangelism and outreach, thankfulness, community, the blood of Christ, the sinless life of Christ, and unity to name a few. This morning we are going to focus on the theme of suffering. We are going to think about and remember what Jesus suffered for you and me and what it means to suffer for Jesus as well. Continue reading

Lord’s Supper: Remembrance

In this lesson you will learn what it means to “remember” the Lord as you observe the Lord’s Supper. To remember is to relive the Lord’s death, burial, and resurrection as much as possible. To remember is to obey the Lord. To remember is to love the Lord. To remember is to recall who He is and what He has done. Continue reading

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