Reading Scripture: Agape Feast and Table
Step into a sacred moment shared by our congregation as we gather for an ancient-yet-alive expression of Christian worship: the Agape Feast. Part meal, part meditation, this service traces the contours of covenant love across the pages of Scripture and the breaking of bread. While sharing a literal meal, we enter into the story of salvation through a sequence of Scripture readings—from Genesis to Revelation—that reveal Christ foreshadowed, incarnate, crucified, risen, and returning. At the heart of the service is the Eucharist, approached with simplicity and wonder, allowing the Word to speak and the Table to unify. Whether you’re listening with bread and cup in hand or simply in faith, may this service stir your spirit, deepen your hunger for God, and remind you that love is the language of every true table.
Series Information
Believing the Scriptures stand alone and do not require a sermon, we remind of, and reinforce, the singular beauty and necessity of the Scriptures by reading them together as a congregation at certain times throughout the year. These unedited readings use a variety of translations, including the usual translation we use in most gatherings, the NIV.