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Thursday of Holy Week, often called Maundy Thursday, is a day layered with profound intimacy, humble service, and deep sorrow. The hours are filled with moments that define the very heart of Jesus’ mission. In the Upper Room, He gathers His disciples for the Last Supper, instituting a sacrament that would forever symbolize His broken body and shed blood—a covenant of grace for all humanity. This meal was not just a final gathering; it was a powerful act of remembrance, a gift that would sustain His followers for generations to come.
You can read today’s devotional and past reflections at followingtheleader.org.
By Dr Joe PettigrewThursday of Holy Week, often called Maundy Thursday, is a day layered with profound intimacy, humble service, and deep sorrow. The hours are filled with moments that define the very heart of Jesus’ mission. In the Upper Room, He gathers His disciples for the Last Supper, instituting a sacrament that would forever symbolize His broken body and shed blood—a covenant of grace for all humanity. This meal was not just a final gathering; it was a powerful act of remembrance, a gift that would sustain His followers for generations to come.
You can read today’s devotional and past reflections at followingtheleader.org.