Communion: Remember and Proclaim

Why do we celebrate Communion, and what does it mean to truly remember and proclaim Christ’s death?In this dedicated Communion sermon, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon reflects on 1 Corinthians 11 and traces the grand story of Jesus across Scripture—from Isaiah's prophecies to the birth narratives and Christ’s finished work on the cross. Pastor Neil explores the rich meaning behind practicing open communion, emphasizing two key commands: remembering the full, majestic life of Jesus and proclaiming the absolute sufficiency of His sacrifice. Discover why believers can approach the Lord's table with sober joy, knowing their redemption is fully paid for.In this episode, we cover:The Practice of Open Communion: Inviting all believers into a dedicated time of rest and reflection on Christ's accomplished work.Remembering the Life of Christ: Moving beyond a single moment to recall the full scope of Jesus's identity from prophecy to the cross.Proclaiming the Lord's Death: Affirming both human need for forgiveness and the complete sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice.Self-Examination as Preparation: Syncing head and heart to apply the gospel directly rather than engaging in self-punishment or groveling.Paid in Full: Resting in the reality of a God rich in mercy who has secured redemption without missing a single debt.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube