The Lord's Supper: A meal of peace and unity

Redeemer Presbyterian Denver·Redeemer Presbyterian Denver·42:18

This sermon explores the meaning of the Lord's Supper, contrasting the Corinthian church's divisive practices with God's design for a unified, peaceful feast. It highlights how Christ's sacrifice breaks down hostility, creating one new humanity at peace with God and each other.

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