The Communion Service, Part 2: Unleavened Bread (Luke 22:19-20)

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the solemnity and significance of the communion service, highlighting its historical roots and proper observance as instituted by Christ. It explains the symbolism of unleavened bread representing Christ's broken body and fermented wine symbolizing His pure blood. The preacher stresses the importance of reverence, unity, and remembrance during the Lord's Supper, contrasting it with improper practices seen in Corinth. The message encourages believers to approach communion with faith and understanding of Christ's sacrifice.