Where Communion Takes Me

What does Communion really mean? Is it simply a religious ritual—or does it draw us into a living relationship with Jesus Christ?

In this Communion Sunday message from 1 Corinthians 11:17-26, Pastor Bill Russell explores one life-changing question: "Where Does Communion Take Me?" The Apostle Paul reminds us that Communion is far more than remembering an event from the past. It is an invitation to experience Christ in the present while living with hope for His glorious return.

In this encouraging Bible message, you'll discover how Communion takes us backward to the Cross in gratitude, inward into God's presence in communion, and forward toward glory in joyful expectation. Along the way you'll see the beauty of Christ's finished work, the power of His indwelling life, and the hope of His promised return. If you've ever struggled with guilt, wondered whether you're "worthy" enough to take Communion, or longed for a deeper fellowship with Christ, this message will remind you that we don't take Communion—Communion takes us.

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:17-26

Big Idea:
"We don't take Communion—Communion takes us."

May this message encourage you to rest in Christ's finished work, walk daily in His presence, and live every day with joyful anticipation of His return.