God has given his people a continual reminder of their identification with Christ and with his church

and this reminder has come in the form of a meal, the Lord's Supper.

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net and in today's message from 1st Corinthians chapter 11 verses 23 through 32

David Platt answers some important questions about the Lord's

supper. Who should participate? Where should we have this meal? When should we

have it? How should we understand it? And at the most foundational level, why

should we celebrate the Lord's Supper?

As we'll see, this meal is an essential component of a new covenant worship and a celebratory

expression of new covenant community. So here's David with a sermon titled,

The Lords Supper, Celebration of the New Covenant,

for First Corinthians, chapter 11.

Well, if you have a Bible, and I hope you do,

let me invite you to open with me to Luke, chapter

22.

We're going to jump into the word a little bit earlier than we normally do in our worship

gathering that we might respond to the

word and the Lord's supper that we celebrate in just a minute. Luke 22 let me

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