Wednesday Worship: Holy Week - "In Remembrance of Me"

“In remembrance of me” can sound like a quiet church phrase until you actually listen to what it demands. We share a short worship song for the stretch between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday that starts at the communion table and refuses to stay there. With simple, direct lyrics about bread and wine, body and blood, the song centers the Lord’s Supper as a moment of gratitude and a moment of decision. As the lines unfold, remembrance turns practical: pray for God’s will, heal the sick, feed the poor, and open the door to let your brother in. That move from worship to compassion is the heartbeat of Holy Week, and it’s also a steady guide for Christian discipleship when life feels busy or fragmented. If you’re looking for a Palm Sunday devotion, an Easter meditation, a communion reflection, or a worship song that connects faith and action, this one keeps the focus sharp and human. The closing section brings the challenge home: search for truth, always love, and don’t look above as a way to avoid what’s inside. Look in your heart, look for God, and let “amen” be more than a closing word. If this song gives you a fresh way to approach communion, mercy, and spiritual practice, subscribe for more, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review with the line that stayed with you.• Remembering through bread and wine as a living practice• Praying for God’s will to be done• Healing the sick and feeding the poor as remembrance in action• Opening the door in hospitality and compassion• Searching for truth and choosing love• Looking in our hearts to find God• Closing with amen and alleluiaSupport the showPlease also visit "Mercer Moments in American History" at our YouTube Channel!  We are dedicated to:Bible and Worship, IMPACT on History of Judeo-Christian Values, Current Events and Major Moments in American History that for some reason are now erased, deleted from our textbooks and classrooms.