KIN BY COVENANT || 1 Corinthians 11:23–34 || Sergio Fesiuk

Every meal tells a story, but this one rewrites yours.

At weddings, meals celebrate union.

At Thanksgiving, they recall gratitude.

But at the Lord’s Table, the meal reveals covenant.

In this message, Kin by Covenant, we step back into the Upper Room and rediscover what Jesus was really doing when He broke the bread and passed the cup. This wasn’t a ritual, it was a revolution. He was forming a family bound not by bloodline, culture, or tribe, but by covenant.

You’ll learn:

• How the early Church turned a sacred covenant into a social club — and how to recover the awe of the Table.

• Why Communion is more than remembrance — it’s renewal, reconciliation, and a recommissioning.

• What it means to come “in a worthy manner”, not in perfection, but in repentance.

• How to approach the Table with reverence, unity, and mission.

This is not just bread and cup, it’s identity, belonging, and purpose.

It’s where enemies reconcile, sinners find mercy, and orphans become family.

Come ready to repent, release, and receive.

Because at this Table, we are not just guests, we are kin by covenant.