Jesus washed the apostles’ feet, exposed Judas, instituted the Lord’s Supper, and prepared His apostles for His departure.
What Really Happened in the Upper Room?
Ulrich Zwingli and the Swiss Reformation
Ulrich Zwingli led the Swiss Reformation through biblical preaching, reform of worship, and a bold but incomplete break with Rome.
Why Did Jesus Command Believers to “Do This in Remembrance of Me” in Luke 22:19?
Jesus commanded believers to remember Him through the bread and cup so His sacrificial death, covenant, and coming return remain central.
When Jesus Instituted the Lord’s Supper, Where Were the 70 Disciples Whom He Had Earlier Sent Out to Preach? Had They Abandoned Him?
The seventy disciples were not present at the Lord’s Supper because Jesus intentionally reserved that covenant-setting night for His apostles, not because they abandoned Him.
What Is the Importance of the Lord’s Supper and Christian Communion?
The Lord’s Supper is a solemn memorial of Christ’s ransom, proclaiming His death, strengthening unity, and fixing hope on Jehovah’s Kingdom.
The Marks of a True New Testament Church
A Scripture‑saturated, Word‑regulated, disciplined, evangelizing, and lovingly led congregation displays the biblical marks of a true New Testament church.
The Passover and the Lord’s Supper—Similarities and Differences
This text discusses the connections and differences between the Jewish Passover and Jesus' Memorial of His death, emphasizing theological significance.
The Lord’s Supper—Remembrance and Proclamation
Explore the profound significance of Communion in Christian worship as a memorial to Christ's ultimate sacrifice. This article delves into the scriptural basis of the Lord's Supper and its role in continually reminding believers of the love and redemption offered through Jesus Christ.
Transubstantiation—Fact or Fiction?
Explore the truth behind the Eucharist. Is it just bread and wine, or something more? Discover the core of Christian faith.
