Two weeks ago, we began a study of the “Agape” or love feast. This was a meal eaten when the church assembled as an expression of their mutual devotion as Christians and it culminated in the Lord’s Supper. Now we conclude our study.

Last week, we began a study of the “Agape” or love feast. This was a meal eaten when the church assembled as an expression of their mutual devotion as Christians and culminated in the Lord’s Supper. Now we continue our study.

Perhaps the most overlooked aspect of worship services in the early church was a meal they shared together called the “Agape” or love feast.

The Lord’s Supper consists of unleavened bread and fruit of the vine. We know that the bread is to be unleavened because Jesus instituted the Lord’s Supper during the feast of the unleavened bread.

The Lord's Supper is the most ingenious memorial ever established. One can easily see the wisdom of God in it.