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Nate Keeler - March 5, 2023
The Last Supper
Pastor Nate Keeler shares "The Last Supper" from Mark 14:12-31. Although the disciples did not understand it at the time, their last meal with Jesus would symbolize the New Covenant and forever change the way we worship. Experience the significance of Lord's Supper in a fresh way this Sunday.
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From Series: "Lent: 40 Days of Prayer"
What does it take to save humanity from their sin? Only the death of the God-Man himself. Experience the Passion of Christ like never before as we study the last three chapters of Mark on his way to the cross.
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Nate Keeler - March 5, 2023
The Last Supper
Pastor Nate Keeler shares "The Last Supper" from Mark 14:12-31. Although the disciples did not understand it at the time, their last meal with Jesus would symbolize the New Covenant and forever change the way we worship. Experience the significance of Lord's Supper in a fresh way this Sunday.
Please sign our digital Connection Card. Click to sign the Connection Card.
Downloaded the Children's Bulletin.
License: CSPL066641 Size D
#church #lent #LastSupper #prayer
From Series: "Lent: 40 Days of Prayer"
What does it take to save humanity from their sin? Only the death of the God-Man himself. Experience the Passion of Christ like never before as we study the last three chapters of Mark on his way to the cross.