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Barnyard Echoes

The ceremony of Communion calls us to remember Christ's death.

Speaker(s):Robert Holland
Topics:Communion, Remembrance
Filters:Discipleship
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Text: Mark 14:30

Topic: Why we celebrate Communion

Introduction

Certain sounds stir our memories of times past.

Illustration: Holland opens with memories of sounds—a train whistle, a mantle clock—that transport him back to childhood memories.

Every rooster crow reminded Peter of the night Jesus was arrested.
  • The sound of the rooster crowing reminded Peter of his failure.

Mark 14:30

  • Peter told the story of the rooster crowing as a reminder of God's grace.

Illustration: Holland tells the brief story of Brownlow North, a Scottish preacher who began his sermon with confessing an embarrassing sin.

Every Communion ceremony reminds us of Christ's death and resurrection.

  • The atmosphere of Communion reminds us of its sacredness.
  • The words of Communion remind us Christ's death was real, and thus relevant.


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Sunday, March 14, 2010
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