More Than a Meal: The Theology of Communion | Part 2 - Look Back “Do this in remembrance of me.” With those words, Jesus invites us to look back — not with guilt or nostalgia, but with gratitude and awe. In this second message of the More Than a Meal series, Pastor CJ Witkoe unpacks the sacred meaning of remembrance in communion. We don’t just recall an event in history — we relive the reality of the cross, the love that was poured out, and the covenant that still holds us today. When we look back to the body broken and the blood shed, we’re reminded that grace isn’t a concept — it’s a person. Communion reorients our hearts to what Jesus has done, anchors our faith in His sacrifice, and renews our relationship with Him and with one another. In this message, you’ll discover: 🍞 What “remembrance” truly means in biblical context ❤️ How to move from routine to reverence when taking communion 🩸 Why the cross is not just something to recall — but something to live from 🙏 How looking back gives us strength to move forward 📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:23–26, Luke 22:14–20 🎙️ Series: More Than a Meal: The Theology of Communion 🕊️ Message 2: Look Back
