Published on
December 10, 2010
This article explores the question of "How can we help God’s people better retain knowledge of Christ—and translate that memory into lives of worship?"

Joy Engelsman

“Do this in remembrance of me.” For most Christians, these familiar words of Christ trigger the sweet scent of grapes and the taste of bread. We all know that Lord’s Supper services are intended to help God’s people remember Christ. But how can we help God’s people better retain knowledge of Christ—and translate that memory into lives of worship?

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