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This morning is celebration Sunday!
Why?
Because we are going to celebrate several things:
 
·        What Jesus accomplished for us on the cross
 
·        That we are no longer under condemnation for our sins, we have been justified and reconciled
 
·        We are going to celebrate our adoption into the family of God and our inheritance, and
 
·        We are going to celebrate love!
Does that sound good to you?
It sure does to me.
We have already had a wonderful worship service.
We have sung songs of thanksgiving, we have heard praise reports, and we have had an opportunity to give to the Lord our tithes and offerings.
If worship is defined as giving worth to the one who deserves it, Jesus Christ, we have worshipped!
But, I think it is important for us to celebrate one more very important thing today – The Lord’s Supper.
Let me give you a little history about what we call “The Lord’s Supper.”
First let me tell you that we do NOT believe the Lord’s Supper to be a sacrament, meaning we don’t believe it has anything to do with salvation.
(In other words it won’t get you to heaven!)
We do believe it is an ordinance, along with Baptism.
Maybe you have heard it called “Communion”, or the “Eucharist.”
Paul used the term “Communion” in referring to believers’ relationship with the Lord (vertical) and with fellow believers (horizontal) (1 Cor.10:16).
/1 Corinthians 10:16-17/
/16 The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the *communion* of the blood of Christ?
The bread which we break, is it not the *communion* of the body of Christ? 17 For we, though many, are one bread and one body; for we all partake of that one bread.
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