Today we delve into an enlightening discussion on the essence of the Christian life—that it is God’s work in which we become involved, rather than our work in which He becomes involved. We explore the temptation of focusing on our own deeds to the extent that we might lose sight of the divine workings of God.

Pastor Colin Smith brings to light the importance of not getting caught up in our efforts to the point where we overshadow God’s initiatives. The heart of being a Christian, he suggests, means responding to God, who is always reaching out to us. This thought-provoking message also touches upon the joy and privilege of the Lord’s Supper and how we, as believers, can approach it with a renewed sense of fellowship with Christ, for it is He who invites us to partake.

We learn that the Lord’s Supper is not just an act of remembrance, but an encounter where Christ himself offers nourishment and reaffirms His covenant with us. Join us as we uncover the significance of communion and how it plays a role in strengthening our faith through the powerful words and symbolism provided by Jesus himself.