When we gather at the Lord’s Table, we remember, with thanksgiving, the
dying love of our Saviour. through faith, we look beyond the symbols of
bread and wine. we draw near to the Saviour whom they signify. we hear
Jesus saying, “the Bread which I shall give for the life of the world is
My flesh” (John 6:51). We say to Jesus, “Thank You, Lord Jesus, for
dying on the Cross for my sins.” We hear Jesus saying, “For My flesh is
food indeed, and My blood is drink indeed. He who eats My flesh and
drinks My blood abides in Me and I in Him” (John 6:55-56). We know, in
our hearts, that this is much more than the outward ceremony. This is
the inward reality of Christ, living in our hearts. We look to Him in
faith. He comes to live in our hearts.
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