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That the outpouring of Jesus’ blood was not halted on Calvary meant death for him . . . but life for us.
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Communion Meditations
His Hands and Ours
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When we take Communion, we hold in our hands the reminders of the price Jesus paid to save us from sin.
Always in His Arms
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Immediately after describing the coming Messiah as someone who would rule with power and a mighty arm (Isaiah 40:10), the prophet’s imagery changed dramatically: “He tends his flock like a shepherd . . .”
A School Like No Other
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Scripture says Jesus “learned obedience from what he suffered” (Hebrews 5:8).
Enough
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Have you ever heard someone say there are many ways to Heaven and that Christians are narrow-minded to think Jesus is the only way? God’s Word is unambiguous and unequivocal about this topic. . . .
The Most Honored Seat at the Table
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The most honored seat for the most respected guest was to Jesus’ immediate left. On this night, Judas sat in that honored position. . . .
The Rock
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I know of a rock that God created that can’t be moved by anything in all of creation. . . . Jesus described that rock as he was teaching his disciples . . .
The Family Table
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Some families still gather around the dinner table at the end of a long, hard day to break bread together. It’s a place to talk, laugh, and cry. In much the same way, Jesus gathered with his disciples around a table at the Last Supper. . . .
In Times of Darkness
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The Lord’s Supper was instituted in a time of darkness. And, so, when we are going through dark times of our own, we can partake of Communion and remember Jesus, and what his sacrifice means for us.