In this episode of Jesus for Everyone, Pastor Zach Bechtold invites us to take a closer look at one of the most familiar — and most misunderstood — meals in all of Scripture: the Last Supper.
Rooted in the Jewish Passover, this sacred gathering wasn’t just a meal; it was a story of liberation, faith, and community retold around a table filled with meaning. And in that ancient story, Jesus does something radical — he redefines the table itself.
This week, Pastor Zach explores what it means that everyone — including Judas — had a seat at that table. What does it say about the kind of grace Jesus offers? What does it mean for the people we might rather keep at arm’s length?
On this World Communion Sunday, we’re reminded that the Lord’s Table is bigger than we imagine — a table where there’s room for every story, every struggle, and every soul.
Because if there was a seat for Judas… there’s a seat for you, too.
