The Preeminent Passover: Part One

The Lord’s Supper is a reminder of Jesus’ substitutionary death.


In other words, Jesus, an innocent man, died in your place.


Jesus' death satisfied the wrath of God for mankind’s sin—propitiation.


Jesus’ resurrection proves that God the Father’s wrath has been appeased once and for all.


God the Father has accepted Jesus’ life in place of yours…all because He walked out of His grave.


Today, we will start a two-part message on the First Lord’s Supper.


We’re also going to deal with the betrayal of Judas.


The Gospel of Mark spends more time on betrayal than the institution of the Lord’s Supper.