Sermon
Warren Taylor - An everlasting covenant - Communion - Sunday, April 5, 2026
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Transcript
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I just want to lead you into a time of communion now.
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Can you remember going back to year six or seven?
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That's been a long time ago.
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Remember those science experiments where you had you put a magnet near a collection of iron filings, and that magnet will keep picking them up on and on and on.
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The magnet never loses its power over the iron filings.
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The magnet never loses its authority over the iron filings.
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The other thing that I thought, if I take out new insurance, they send me a legal document saying what they will do for me.
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And I'm just looking at Mark 14, 24 to 8.
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It says, Jesus says, This is my blood, which confirms a new covenant between God and His people.
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This is God's legal commitment to his people through his blood.
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And looked at eight things that God gives us through the blood of Jesus.
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There's probably so many more, but eight.
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There's forgiveness of sins.
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There's peace with God.
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We're transferred from enemies into friends with God.
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We have moved from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of light.
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We are united with Christ.
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Once we were far away, but now we have been brought close.
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As we are united with Christ, we have received an inheritance from God.
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And lastly, thank you so much.
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Goody.
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There is no condemnation.
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That legal document gives us those things, and there's so many more that we could find.
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As we take the blood and the bread.
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Well, let us rejoice that we are legally committed in a covenant relationship with God and He gives us so much.
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Let's be grateful, let's rejoice in all that He gives us.
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And as you are taking the bread and the wine, I'll invite the worship team to come up there when it's appropriate for them.