Repentance is necessary to take the Lord's Supper in a worthy manner. It's impossible for us to celebrate all that the Supper is while holding onto the very same sins that nailed Christ to the cross in the first place. There must be a true and godly repentance in order to enjoy the sweetness of Christ's grace.

1 Corinthians 10:14-22

The Lord's Supper is more than just a memorial meal that remembers Christ's death. It is a means of grace that nourishes and grows our faith. But what does that mean and what does it actually look like? Does this turn the Lord's Supper into a never ending search for some spiritual experience? How does it nourish and grow our faith?

Exodus 1-15

How does the Passover help us celebrate the Lord's Supper? The story of the Exodus is the story of the Gospel. In redeeming His people from Egypt God showed us what His true redemption would look like in Jesus Christ who is the True Passover Lamb of the True Passover.

Matthew 26:26-29

What are we doing when we celebrate the Lord's Supper? Its more than a ritual. Its worship. In the Lord's Supper we remember Christ's suffering and death and celebrate the salvation we have in Him.

John 21

When we are at our lowest... down and out... in the pit... the Gospel gives the hope of redemptive grace. No one is ever too far gone or too far off to be saved, redeemed, and restored by Christ.

John 20:30-31

Jesus' signs are living-breathing sermons that preach the glory and the grace of Christ. In His signs we see the grace that Christ has for all of us.

John 20:23

You need the Church. Many Christians never join a church or refuse to go to church at all forsaking the blessings Christ has given us in committing ourselves to a local church body. Why do you need the church and why is the church such a gift from Christ to you?

John 20:19-29

The church is sent in the power of the Holy Spirit on Christ’s mission to preach the good news of eternal life to the world.

John 20:17

What blessings do we have in Christ with God as our Heavenly Father? In Christ we are adopted as beloved sons and daughters and have the blessings of the Father’s: 1. Love and ProvidentialCare, 2. Ear in Prayer, and 3. Discipline.