In this episode of Witnessing Christ from the New Testament, Mark and Molly discuss Matthew 26, Mark 14, and John 13.

Matthew 26 and John 13

• Jesus is anointed
• Jesus predicts his betrayal
• Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper
• Jesus washes his disciples' feet
• Jesus gives a "new command"

Key concepts in this episode include: 

• Who is in control of the situation?
• Why did Jesus give us his body and blood in the Lord's Supper?
• Who is "remembering" what in the Lord's Supper?
• What messages are being communicated in the Lord's Supper?
• What does it mean to be clean/washed by Jesus?

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Share this conversation starter with your LDS friend:

Each time I receive the sacrament of the Lord's Supper, I am reminded of Jesus' body and blood given and shed to forgive my sins. Each week as I stand empty-handed, waiting to receive the bread and the wine, I am aware that there is nothing that I have done to make myself right with God but that he has done everything necessary for me to be made right with him.
 
For me, the Lord's Supper is a most precious gift from God. Participation in it is not about me sending a message to God or about renewing my covenant with God. It's not about what I do at all. It's all about Jesus confirming that his covenant of forgiveness applies personally to me. In the sacrament each week, Jesus is saying to me, "This meal shows you how much I love you."