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Last supper 2 — This picture of the Last Supper was given to me by my Grandma Lena Caraway. It is from the late 1800's. It hangs in my office. Grandma told me back in the late 70's I would be a preacher some day. It took me a long time, but here I am today! I treasure the memories of my Grandpa and Grandma Caraway! They are two reasons why I am here today doing what I am doing for the Kingdom of God! Glory!

The Cup and the Covenant

The Lord’s Supper is a good time to stop and recall what Jesus has given us. Let’s partake solemnly and gratefully.

March 13, 2025

Pastor Dewey’s Grandma and Grandpa Caraway. Such precious people of God. They taught Pastor Dewey the ways of JESUS! They were leaders at the Bethany Lutheran Church near Bergen, Minnesota.

Photo of the Bethany Lutheran Church in Bergen, Minnesota. This is the Church Pastor Dewey’s grandparents attended, Floyd and Lena Caraway. They helped guide Dewey to Jesus, they were wonderful role models. Pastor Dewey’s hometown friend Bob Hanson took this beautiful picture! Thanks Bob!

This picture of the Last Supper was given to me by my Grandma Lena Caraway. It is from the late 1800’s. It hangs in my office. Grandma told me back in the late 70’s I would be a preacher some day. It took me a long time, but here I am today! I treasure the memories of my Grandpa and Grandma Caraway! They are two reasons why I am here today doing what I am doing for the Kingdom of God! Glory!

The Cup and the Covenant

Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper to help us remember all we have through Him.

March 13, 2025

Matthew 26:26-30

Jesus’ last meal with His disciples took place during Passover. Giving them bread, He said, “This is My body” (Matt. 26:26). Next, offering wine, He told them, “This is My blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many” (vv. 27-28). Believers today observe the Lord’s Supper as a symbol of …

Cleansing. Starting with Adam and Eve, God required a sacrifice to cover transgressions (Gen. 3:21; Lev. 17:11). But this was just a temporary solution. Jesus was God’s permanent answer to the problem: He took upon Himself all sin—past, present, and future—and died to pay the full penalty in our place.

Consecration. When people trust in Jesus Christ for salvation, they are set apart to the Lord. Their sins are forgiven, and they receive eternal life as well as the indwelling Holy Spirit. The bread and the cup are an opportunity to remember what God expects of His children and to renew a commitment to obey.

Communion. We are connected not only with the Lord who saved us but also with past and present believers. Among members of God’s family, we find comfort and support.

The Lord’s Supper is a good time to stop and recall what Jesus has given us. Let’s partake solemnly and gratefully.

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The Cup and the Covenant

Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper to help us remember all we have through Him.

March 13, 2025

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