What if communion isn’t a ritual to rush but a doorway into life, healing, and courage? We open with fresh testimonies from a powerful ministry weekend—people leaving wheelchairs, oxygen set aside, faith rising—and then trace the story that makes sense of it all: the Passover lamb with no bones broken, the crucified Messiah who fulfilled that prophecy, and the living Christ who calls Himself the Bread of Life.We walk through the Scriptures with care, from Exodus to Psalms to John 19, showing why it mattered that Jesus’ bones remained unbroken—because only a perfect Passover Lamb could bear the weight of our redemption. From there, we linger in John 6 where Jesus feeds the multitude near Passover, then shifts the crowd from craving loaves to seeking true life. His claim, “I am the bread of life,” invites more than admiration; it calls for participation. To “eat” His flesh and “drink” His blood is to receive the whole Christ, not as spectacle but as sustenance for souls and bodies.Finally, we turn to 1 Corinthians 11 and talk plainly about worthy participation. This isn’t fear-mongering; it’s an invitation to repentance, discernment, and deep joy. Prepare your heart. Reconcile where needed. Approach the table not to fill your stomach but to proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes. Along the way we share practical ways to restore reverence—reading the texts aloud, using meaningful elements, making space for prayer and healing, and remembering that even the “broken pieces” matter to Jesus.If your faith needs focus, if your heart needs hope, if your body needs healing, come hungry. The Bread of Life still satisfies. Listen, share with a friend, and tell us what shifted for you. If this teaching encouraged you, subscribe, leave a review, and send your topic suggestions at www.m3mi.org.  *Recorded 11/3/2025I would love your feedback and topic suggestions!Ways to Give at www.m3mi.org...Thank you for your seed! :)

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