Have you ever felt like you were not worthy enough to sit at the table of God? In this powerful message based on Luke 22, we explore the incredible reality of Jesus as an ordinary yet perfect human being who understands our every infirmity. The sermon dives into the significance of the Last Supper and the new covenant established through the blood of Christ. Unlike the old rituals that only covered sin, this new covenant cleanses our very conscience and invites us into a relationship with a Savior who knows our faults yet welcomes us anyway.

We look at the example of Judas, who sat at the table even though Jesus knew he would betray him. This serves as a beautiful reminder that God knows our struggles before we even face them, yet He still offers us a seat. The message also challenges us to move beyond religious competition and positions of power. Instead, we are called to a life of sacrifice and service, following the example of Christ who came not to be served, but to serve. Through the practice of remembrance and acts of humility like feet washing, we are reminded that everything we do is for His glory and the benefit of others.