Welcome to the preaching ministry of Dillingham Moravian Church, where Pastor Simon guides us through a profound exploration of the Last Supper as documented in the Gospel of Mark. In this episode, we delve into the theological depth of Jesus's actions and teachings during the Passover meal. We learn how Christ's death was not an accident but a divinely approved plan, and how Jesus's sacrifice fulfills the Old Covenant, offering forgiveness and eternal hope to believers.

The discussion highlights how Jesus's breaking and blessing of the bread symbolize His body and abiding presence, promising to dwell within His disciples through the Holy Spirit. Moreover, we reflect on the importance of gratitude for Jesus's bloodshed, emphasizing the need to view His sacrificial death as the greatest blessing.

Finally, Pastor Simon encourages us to embrace the hope of eternal life as citizens of God's kingdom, liberated from sin and united with Christ in heaven. This sermon reminds us that the Lord's Supper is not just a ritual, but a powerful remembrance of Jesus's sacrifice, urging us to live faithfully and await His glorious return.