The Second Smartest Man in Israel - Luke 23:39-43

Instead of Stones - John 8:48-59

Welcome to Eat This Bread Drink This Cup The communion meditation today is based on a passage of Scripture from the New Testament, John 8:48-59. In this passage of Scripture, Jesus is engaged in debate with the Pharisees at temple courts. He defends His claim of being "I AM" by recounting His relationship with Abraham, who rejoiced to see His day. While the Jews rejected His claim and picked up stones to stone Jesus to death, we welcome His words and believe His testimony. While we could be there on that day to affirm our Savior, we can affirm Him this day by partaking of the bread and drinking the fruit of the vine from the cup. All Scripture quotations are from the New International Version (NIV) and are used with permission. As you listen to the episode today, my hope is that you will be encouraged from the time spent meditating on what Jesus has done for you. You are a special person; the one Jesus died to save!

We Have Heard for Ourselves - John 4:39-42

Welcome to Eat This Bread Drink This Cup The communion meditation today is based on a passage of Scripture from the New Testament, John 4:39-42. In this passage of Scripture, John records a conversation Jesus has with a Samaritan woman at Jacob's well. Our hearts beat with hers and the people of Sychar as they meet Jesus for  the first time, and hear the gospel preached. As we partake of the bread and drink the fruit of the vine from the cup, we remember His kindness for them and us as He sacrificed His life for us that our sins might be forgiven through faith in Him. All Scripture quotations are from the New International Version (NIV) and are used with permission. As you listen to the episode today, my hope is that you will be encouraged from the time spent meditating on what Jesus has done for you. You are a special person; the one Jesus died to save!

The Second Smartest Man in Israel - Luke 23:39-43

Welcome to Eat This Bread Drink This Cup The communion meditation today is based on a passage of Scripture from the New Testament, Luke 23:39-43. In this passage of Scripture, Jesus is defended by one of the criminals hanging on the cross together with Him. In Him, we see ourselves and welcome the same response from Jesus as we put our faith in Him. As we partake of the bread and drink the fruit of the vine from the cup, we remember His sacrifice for us. All Scripture quotations are from the New International Version (NIV) and are used with permission. As you listen to the episode today, my hope is that you will be encouraged from the time spent meditating on what Jesus has done for you. You are a special person; the one Jesus died to save!

The Look - Luke 22:60-62

Welcome to Eat This Bread Drink This Cup The communion meditation today is based on a passage of Scripture from the New Testament, Luke 22:60-62. In this passage of Scripture, Jesus and Peter exchange a look immediately following his denial of Jesus for the third time as a rooster crows in the background. We meditate on what might have been said during that unspoken moment. As we partake of the bread and drink the fruit of the vine from the cup today, we have our own one-on-one personal encounter with Jesus. All Scripture quotations are from the New International Version (NIV) and are used with permission. As you listen to the episode today, my hope is that you will be encouraged from the time spent meditating on what Jesus has done for you. You are a special person; the one Jesus died to save!

Lord I Want to See - Luke 18:35-43

Welcome to Eat This Bread Drink This Cup The communion meditation today is based on a passage of Scripture from the New Testament, Luke 18:35-43 (NIV). In this passage of Scripture, Jesus heals a blind man along the Jericho Road on His way to Jerusalem. The blind man is now doubly blessed; his world and his understanding are filled with light. He no longer walks and lives in darkness because of Jesus. As we partake of the bread and drink the fruit of the vine from the cup, we remember Jesus, who died for our sins, and rescued us from the darkness of this world. All Scripture quotations are from the New International Version (NIV) and are used with permission. As you listen to the episode today, my hope is that you will be encouraged from the time spent meditating on what Jesus has done for you. You are a special person; the one Jesus died to save!