When Jesus instituted the Lord's Supper he said, "Do this in remembrance of me." We often think of this too narrowly. Because we are united with Christ, he participated in our suffering (Heb. 4:15), and we now also participate in his (1 Peter 4:13). The crucifixion of Christ is the guarantee that what we suffer is not in vain, and that God will bring light out of darkness for all who are in Christ.
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Rev. Dr. George Hammond is Pastor of Bethel Presbyterian Church (OPC) in Leesburg, VA. Growing up in the New York metro area, George (“Chip”) was raised in a nominal Roman Catholic home but styled himself an atheist from a young age until he was confronted with the gospel of...