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Sometimes we talk a bigger game than we are willing to play. Let us never take our Chrisian courage for granted, but in humility ask God for grace to go the distance if called upon.

Down through church history is a recurrent theme of bullies ‘in the pulpit’ and mad dogs ‘in the pews’ and Judases under every rock. Let us all be careful to keep our hands clean, our hearts pure, our tongues honest, heads in the game, and our feet in the right path. In His time and in His way, God eventually takes care of frauds and poseurs.

Down through church history is a recurrent theme of bullies ‘in the pulpit’ and mad dogs ‘in the pews’ and Judases under every rock. Let us all be careful to keep our hands clean, our hearts pure, our tongues honest, heads in the game, and our feet in the right path. In His time and in His way, God eventually takes care of frauds and poseurs.

This morning, as is our habit, we will remember the sacrifice Jesus made for our salvation through communion.

However, do we fully understand the dynamics this observance entails? Do we realize that communion is more than eating a morsel of bread and sipping a tiny cup of juice? In reality, this is more than a mere religious memorial; it should be an intimate encounter with God resulting in forgiveness, reconciliation, and restoration necessary for our survival in this life and our preparation for eternity.

I urge you to take time this morning and prepare yourself as you enter His presence, renewing your commitment to the God who created you, saved your soul from damnation, and graciously gifted you with eternal life through your salvation.