pWhen we fail to remember what God has done, we begin totake crucial aspects of God‘s providence for granted. This is preciselywhy Christian practices such as the celebration of the Lord‘s Supperhold immense significance, serving as reminders of our identity inChrist and the accomplishments He achieved for us on the cross. Wedo ourselves a disservice when we reduce it to a mere ritual.
- P77
A deliberate and intentional approach to remembering can cultivatea deeper understanding of our faith and a stronger connection to ourspiritual heritage. Remembering the past allows us to appreciate thepresent and provides us with the necessary guidance to shape ourfuture. It serves as a constant reminder of God‘s faithfulness and love,
instilling in us a sense of gratitude and humility. - P77
Two thousand years laterbelievers continue to partake in the sacred act of the Lord‘s Supperremembering His great love and faithfulness, and, with thanksgivingcommemorating Jesus‘ selfless sacrifice on the cross. - P76
By acknowledging our limitations and continually looking toJesus we can become effective ambassadors of Christ, shining His lightin a world desperately in need of hope and salvation. - P76
30 "Truly I tell you," Jesus answered, "today-yes, to-night before the rooster crows twice you yourself willdisown me three times."
31 But Peter insisted emphatically, "Even if I have to diewith you, I will never disown you." And all the otherssaid the same. - P75
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