God’s character is the one constant we can always rely upon. His goodness is not dependent on our circumstances or feelings, but is an eternal, unwavering truth. Each new day is an opportunity to experience this goodness afresh, a gift we have never seen before. He remains a faithful and good Father through every season of life, inviting us to place our complete confidence in Him. [00:17]
The LORD is good to all, and his tender mercies are over all his works.
Psalm 145:9 (NKJV)
Reflection: As you consider the day ahead, what is one specific way you can actively look for and acknowledge God’s unchanging goodness in your life today?
We are called to be storytellers of God’s mighty acts, ensuring that the knowledge of His power is not lost. This is a sacred trust passed down through families and communities, a testimony that spans generations. It requires intentionality to speak of His wonderful miracles and awe-inspiring deeds. Our personal meditation on His majestic splendor fuels this proclamation, keeping the truth alive for those who come after us. [01:17]
One generation shall praise Your works to another, and shall declare Your mighty acts. I will meditate on the glorious splendor of Your majesty, and on Your wondrous works.
Psalm 145:4-5 (NKJV)
Reflection: Who is one person in a younger generation that you can share a story of God’s faithfulness with this week?
Gratitude is born from remembering what God has done. He consistently makes a way where there seems to be no way, performing miracles that exceed our imagination. Salvation is the ultimate demonstration of His power, delivering us into a life of freedom and peace. Even in times of loss, we can find profound gain in our relationship with Him, which is the foundation of our thankful praise. [02:30]
I will remember the works of the LORD; surely I will remember Your wonders of old. I will also meditate on all Your work, and talk of Your deeds.
Psalm 77:11-12 (NKJV)
Reflection: What is one "way out of no way" that God has made for you in the past that you can thank Him for again today?
Communion is a holy act of remembrance, directly instituted by Jesus for our benefit. It centers our hearts on the profound truth of His broken body and shed blood, given willingly for us. This ritual is not merely symbolic; it is a participation in the reality of the new covenant. In taking the elements, we acknowledge that His sacrifice is the sole source of our forgiveness and the reason we are never the same. [29:09]
And when He had given thanks, He broke it and said, “Take, eat; this is My body which is broken for you; do this in remembrance of Me.” In the same manner He also took the cup after supper, saying, “This cup is the new covenant in My blood. This do, as often as you drink it, in remembrance of Me.”
1 Corinthians 11:24-25 (NKJV)
Reflection: As you reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus, what aspect of His love shown on the cross is most impacting your heart right now?
The resurrection confirmed the ultimate victory and authority of Christ. All power in heaven and on earth has been given to Him, a truth that changes our perspective on every challenge. Because of His name, every force—fear, sickness, doubt—must ultimately bow. This is not a future hope but a present reality we are called to live within, walking in the freedom and peace His supremacy has secured. [30:19]
Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth.
Philippians 2:9-10 (NKJV)
Reflection: What is one area in your life where you need to more fully believe and act upon the truth that everything must bow to the name of Jesus?
God is presented as a steadfast, tender Father whose greatness demands continual praise. The congregation is invited to marvel at God's unsearchable greatness, meditating on his majestic splendor and proclaiming his mighty acts across generations. Praise and thanksgiving flow from testimony: God has made ways where none seemed possible, performed miracles, and offered salvation that brings freedom and peace even amid loss. Worship is cast not as mere singing but as a posture—standing still before the beauty of God's holiness, fixing the eyes on him, and offering heart, soul, mind, and strength in devoted adoration.
A sacred rhythm is emphasized in remembrance of Christ. The practice of holy communion is framed as a solemn, grace-filled ordinance instituted by Jesus—bread for the body and the cup for the new covenant in his blood. This meal is both a memorial and a present assurance: his body was broken and his blood shed to cover sin, and through that sacrifice believers are invited to receive forgiveness, deliverance, and a transformed life. Time is given for private confession and fellowship with Jesus before partaking, emphasizing that coming to the table should be accompanied by inward reflection and repentance.
The sermon moves from intimate worship to bold declaration: Jesus rose and now holds all authority in heaven and on earth. That lordship is not abstract but cosmic—everything is called to bow at his name. The gathered community is reminded that this reality changes how life is lived: worship shapes identity, remembrance shapes hope, and the risen Christ shapes history. Believers are encouraged to leave altered—strengthened by communion, anchored by worship, and confident that the One who rose has already overcome death and reigns sovereignly over every realm.
Y'all, it's a blessing to be alive today. We get to see a day that we have never seen. Yes. But and what we know is that God is still good. Yes. He's a really good father, isn't he? Through all that we go through, he never leaves us. That's right. And we can put our confidence in him. Holy Spirit. I am grateful.
[00:00:07]
(26 seconds)
#BlessedToBeAlive
Father, miracles still happen. Father, we have seen you do things that were way beyond what we could have ever thought or imagined, but that is the God that you are. And, Lord, most importantly, Lord God, thank you so much for salvation, saving us, delivering us where we can walk in freedom. We can walk in peace.
[00:02:23]
(35 seconds)
#SavedAndSetFree
Even in the midst of what may have been lost, god, we still have great gain in you. And so, father god, we will lift up your name in glorious praise and worship. I pray, father, that now we will focus and fix our eyes on you to worship you with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. For you are worthy.
[00:02:58]
(31 seconds)
#WorshipWithAllHeart
We are the evidence of God's goodness. From what we know, there was an empty grave because our Lord Jesus, he rose, and he declared that everything was under him now, everything in heaven and on earth. He did that just for us, y'all. And I love that we have this reference where even though he knew he was going to that cross, he took this time with his disciples.
[00:25:25]
(43 seconds)
#ResurrectionVictory
Father, we thank you. Father, we thank you. thank you that we can do this in remembrance of your son, Jesus Christ. His body was broken for us, and his blood was shed. His blood was shed because it was the only blood that could be shed to cover our sins. And we thank you, father. We thank you, Lord, that we can come to you. We come to you for forgiveness. We come to you, oh, God, for deliverance.
[00:28:53]
(50 seconds)
#CoveredByHisBlood
We come to you for everything knowing that when we leave, we will not be the same. We bless you for this holy moment Hallelujah. Where we remember Jesus. For he said that no one takes my life, but I willingly laid it down for you. He did it for us. Hallelujah. All power has been given to him in heaven and on earth. And because of his name, everything has to bow.
[00:29:43]
(47 seconds)
#TransformedByChrist
I'm an AI bot trained specifically on the sermon from Feb 08, 2026. Do you have any questions about it?
Add this chatbot onto your site with the embed code below
<iframe frameborder="0" src="https://pastors.ai/sermonWidget/sermon/worship-communion-jesus-grace" width="100%" height="100%" style="height:100vh;"></iframe>Copy