During the Passover meal, Jesus broke bread and pass around a cup saying, this is my body and blood which is given for you. He then instructed his disciples to eat the bread and drink the cup in remembrance of him. This account has become known as the Lord’s Supper, Communion or the Eucharist, and has been a big source for disagreement in the church throughout history.
Valleys aren’t dead ends—they are divine pivots. When we walk through them with God, we discover not just healing—but purpose.
To experience true relational connection we must be where our feet are.
What if the reason our prayers aren’t answered is because we are not praying persistently? When we ask persistently God answers consistently. As we...
