Do This in Remembrance of Me

Focusing on 1 Corinthians 11:23–29, this sermon presents the Lord’s Supper as a sacred ordinance of remembrance, proclamation, and self-examination. It defines the bread and cup as covenantal symbols of Christ’s substitutionary atonement, acting as a “visible sermon” to all observers.

The message counters the Corinthian error of unworthy participation by calling believers to deep introspection and unity before partaking. It emphasizes that the table is for the repentant, not the perfect, urging the church to clear unconfessed sin and resolve conflicts. Finally, the ordinance serves as a declaration of hope, proclaiming the Lord’s death until His certain return.