In last week's Easter message, we looked at Luke 24, when the two disciples and Jesus were walking to Emmaus. As the three approached the village at the conclusion of their trip, the couple begged the Lord to stay with them at their home since it was getting late. Jesus said yes and went home with them. As they sat together for the meal, the Lord took the bread, blessed it, and gave it to them. The breaking of the bread by the Lord provokes some important thoughts and applications for our personal lives. This Sunday we will be looking at how God sometimes has to break us in order to bring blessings to others and ourselves. Then we will partake of the Lord’s Supper together. Don’t miss this special day as we break bread together.
Breaking Bread together
April 28, 2019 • Dr. Danny Lovett
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