Week 1: The Last Supper

Main Passage: Luke 22:19–20

Main Takeaway: Don’t Forget to Remember!

• Can you think of a memorable “last supper” or big meal you shared with someone? What made it so memorable?

1. Imagine sitting at a table with someone you love, knowing it might be the last time you see them for a long time—or maybe ever. How would that feel? What would you want to remember from that moment?
2. The Last Supper was exactly that kind of moment. Jesus knew what was coming, who was at the table & He wanted His disciples to remember what mattered most.

1. What stands out to you in Jesus’ words, “Do this in remembrance of me”?
2. Why do you think remembering was so important to Jesus?
3. How does remembering Jesus through communion impact your faith today?
4. Jesus knew His followers would need reminders of His sacrifice, His love, and His victory.

1. Don’t Forget to Remember You’re Forgiven.

• How does remembering your forgiveness in Christ change the way you deal with guilt or past mistakes?
• Read: Ephesians 1:7.

2. Don’t Forget to Remember to Represent Jesus. 

• What does it look like for you to represent Jesus in your daily life?
• Read: John 13:34–35, 2 Corinthians 2:15, John 17:20–21. 

3. Don’t Forget to Remember to Race to the Bottom (Let Go of Ego).

• Where in your life do you struggle with pride or wanting recognition?
• How could you choose humility this week?
• Read: Luke 22:27, Matthew 23:12.

4. Don’t Forget to Remember to Remain in Him.

• What’s your typical response when things don’t go the way you planned?
• What are some practical ways you can stay connected to Jesus throughout your week?
• Read: John 15:5–6.

5. Don’t Forget to Remember to Rely on the Holy Spirit.

• When have you experienced the Holy Spirit guiding or helping you?
• How can you rely on Him more this week?
• Read: John 14:26.

1. Knowing that Jesus has overcome the grave, how should that impact the way we live as Christians?
2. How can we make sure we never forget the events of the Last Supper and what Jesus did for us?
3. What is one thing you personally need to remember from the Last Supper this week?