Theme: Passover, Communion, and a life of consecration

Next Sunday's service will center on the sacrament of communion. Our readings trace the connection from Passover to the last supper to a life of worship and consecration.

  1. Monday, October 26 — Exodus 12:1–14
    Connection: Israel is called to remember that God rescued them, and that their life together belongs to the God who freed them from slavery.
    Reflection: What does remembering God’s deliverance invite you to trust him with today?

  2. Tuesday, October 27 — Deuteronomy 16:1–8
    Connection: Israel is instructed to keep Passover as a regular act of remembrance and worship.
    Reflection: How can remembering God’s faithfulness shape the way you worship and live this week?

  3. Wednesday, October 28 — Luke 22:7–20
    Connection: Jesus shares the Passover meal with his disciples and identifies the bread and cup with his body and blood.
    Reflection: What does participating in communion mean? What are you declaring and proclaiming when you eat this meal?

  4. Thursday, October 29 — 1 Corinthians 10:14–22
    Connection: Communion is not an isolated ritual; it calls believers to faithful allegiance to Christ.
    Reflection: How should sharing one bread and one cup shape the way you treat other members of Christ’s body?

  5. Friday, October 30 — Romans 12:1–8
    Connection: Worship isn't confined to Sunday services, it continues in how we live together.
    Reflection: What is one part of your daily life you can offer to God more deliberately?

  6. Saturday, October 31 — 1 Corinthians 11:17–34
    Connection: Paul's teaching calls for: self-examination, mutual care, and a life that honors Christ and his people.
    Reflection: As you prepare to receive Communion, is there a relationship or attitude you need to surrender to God?

  7. Sunday, November 1 — Mark 14:12–26
    Connection: Communion is a time to remember what Jesus has done for us
    Reflection: As we present ourselves before the Lord and celebrate communion, how will you show his salvation and your devotion through the week?