Why Jesus Ate With the Man Who Would Betray Him | Luke 22:7-32

Hours before He was betrayed, Jesus sat down and ate a meal with the very people who would betray Him, deny Him, and abandon Him. Here's what that meal still means for anyone who feels too broken to come to the table.In this message from Luke 22:7–32, Pastor Allen Cason walks through the Last Supper and the Jewish Passover meal behind it, tracing the four cups of Passover (sanctification, proclamation, redemption, and completion) to show what Jesus meant when He said “This is my body given for you” and “This cup is the new covenant in my blood.”Jesus knew Judas would betray Him, Peter would deny Him, and the rest would argue over who was the greatest, and He still eagerly desired to share this meal with them. That same invitation stands today: no self-help book, 90-day plan, or subscription can fix what's broken in you, but the blood of the Lamb can. Come to the table.Metter Methodist Church is a Global Methodist congregation in Metter, Georgia, led by Pastor Allen Cason. We exist to build the kingdom of God one disciple at a time.Visit us online at mettermethodist.comFollow along on Facebook at facebook.com/mettermethodistSubscribe for a new message every week.