Communion

Healing of The Spirit

Mac Powell and Friends – By His Wounds

The Eucharist (communion) means thankfulness.

Jesus asked His people to take communion so we would never forget that it is by His broken body that we are physically healed and it is through His Blood that we are made righteous.

It is not by our efforts, but only His. The enemy cannot stand against Jesus’ Blood nor His broken body.

In communion, the broken bread represents Jesus’ wounded body. His body broken to heal our wounded bodies. Our sicknesses and diseases have been paid for and laid upon His flesh.

Every wound, every stripe, every scar, and every marred part of His flesh was put there by His own choice, so that we would not have to bare our wounds, stripes, scars or deformities. He said, “I’ll bare all your infirmities so that you don’t have to.” The enemy wants to inflict us with infirmities, but as we take communion every day for pain, sickness, disease and deformity, we are eating the Lamb of God - the bread of life. As we eat the Lamb of God, (the bread), for strength and healing in every weak area of our bodies, then healing shall come.

As we repent of sin before drinking His Blood (juice) and proclaim Jesus’ righteousness over our hearts and flesh, sin is defeated. Remember, His Blood makes us righteous and the enemy has no power against that precious, life-saving Blood. So, if sin is a struggle and even if there is sin in your family, continue to take communion and proclaim, “Jesus’ Blood is my righteousness. Jesus’ Blood is the righteousness of my family.”

Take communion every day so that His body becomes the strength of your life. And when you eat and drink His body in remembrance, proclaim it out loud what you are receiving because of what Jesus did.

We are thankful!

Communion is giving thanks for Jesus’ body given to us – His flesh and His Blood, for our physical healing, protection, righteousness, strength and purity of heart; even for the healing and righteousness of our families. This is the power of communion.