Tyler Presbyterian Church (OPC)

The sermon explores the Last Supper, highlighting Jesus' earnest desire to share a final Passover meal with his disciples before suffering, and culminating in the institution of the Lord's Supper as a memorial of his sacrifice. Drawing on the symbolism of the Passover elements—bread and wine—the message emphasizes Jesus' sovereignty and fulfillment of God's plan, even amidst the impending betrayal, while anticipating the ultimate marriage supper of the Lamb and encouraging believers to reflect on Christ's redemptive work through the tangible reminders of communion.

The sermon explores the narrative of the tenth and final plague in Egypt, interwoven with the institution of Passover, emphasizing God's sovereignty and power in delivering the Israelites. It highlights God's promises to favor the Israelites and protect them, while demonstrating his just wrath against Pharaoh and the Egyptians for their oppression. Through the recounting of the plague and subsequent exodus, the message underscores God's character as almighty, jealous for his glory, just, and merciful, ultimately reassuring listeners that He actively intervenes to protect and rescue His people, mirroring His care and deliverance through Christ.

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Sermon: The Unbridgeable Chasm, Luke, Luke 16:19-31Ryan Heaton, Tyler Orthodox Presbyterian Church2025-02-02