Seven Days That Changed The World | The Table Is Set For You | Senior Pastor Keith Stewart

Send us Fan MailSEVEN DAYS THAT CHANGED THE WORLDTHE TABLE IS SET FOR YOU | PART 5Senior Pastor Keith StewartMarch 22, 2026 On the night He was betrayed, Jesus took an ordinary Passover meal and transformed it into a sacred invitation to remember Him, receive His grace, and be renewed by His presence. In this message, we will explore the meaning of the Lord’s Supper, how it fulfills the deeper purpose of Passover, and why communion is not reserved for the perfect but offered to the broken, needy, and undeserving. Together, we’ll see that this table is where Christ meets His people with mercy, restores their identity, and calls them into a life that is taken, blessed, broken, and given for others.1. What part of this message most changed or deepened your understanding of the Lord’s Supper? 2. The sermon says communion is “not a magical rite” and “not merely a nostalgic ceremony.” What do you think those two errors look like in real life, and how should we think about communion instead? 3. In what sense did Passover form Israel’s identity as a delivered people? How does communion form the church’s identity as a redeemed people? 4. The message emphasizes that remembering in Scripture is more than mental recollection. How should communion actively shape the way we live, think, and respond to life?5. Why is it significant that the first Lord’s Supper was surrounded by betrayal? What does that teach us about who this meal is for? 6. Have you ever felt unworthy to come to the table? How does the statement, “Communion is for the undeserving,” challenge or comfort you? 7. Which part of the pattern taken, blessed, broken, given most describes your present season of life? Why? 8. What would it look like this week for your life to become “bread for the world” — something God uses to nourish, strengthen, or bless others?