The Lord's Supper | Philippians 3:1-11 | That I May Know Him

The sermon centers on Philippians 3:10–11, presenting the Lord's Supper not merely as a memorial of Christ's past death, but as a living encounter with His person, power, and future return. It emphasizes that true Christian experience begins with the radical renunciation of all self-confidence—especially in religious achievement or moral performance—and rests entirely on the righteousness of Christ received by faith. The pursuit of knowing Christ involves a deep, personal relationship that transcends intellectual knowledge, embracing the power of His resurrection, the ongoing fellowship in His sufferings, and the ultimate hope of resurrection glory. As believers partake of the bread and cup, they are called to remember Christ's sacrifice, affirm their present conformity to His death through daily discipleship, and look forward with expectant faith to His return, making the Lord's Supper a profound act of past remembrance, present communion, and future anticipation.