The Lord's Supper In this week's sermon, we remember significance of the Lord's Supper, exploring its roots in biblical history and its importance in the life of believers today. Pastor Craig Warner guides us through a thoughtful reflection on the ordinance instituted by Jesus Christ, emphasizing its role as a reminder of His sacrifice and the grace extended to us through His body and blood. Many Christians struggle with understanding the true purpose of communion, often viewing it as a routine ritual rather than a meaningful act of remembrance. This misconception can lead to a lack of appreciation for the depth of Christ's sacrifice and the freedom it brings from sin. The sermon clarifies this by examining key scriptures, which highlight the intentional design of the Lord's Supper as a memorial of Christ's body and blood. Pastor Craig explains how these elements symbolize the new covenant established through Jesus' sacrifice, freeing us from the power and penalty of sin. The sermon also draws parallels with Old Testament practices, illustrating how Christ's sacrifice fulfills and surpasses the old law. This teaching is practically relevant as it encourages believers to approach communion with a heart of gratitude and reflection, recognizing the transformative power of Christ's sacrifice in our lives. It calls us to remember and rejoice in the freedom and justification we have received.