If you’ve participated in Communion, you’ve likely experienced a small piece of bread and a cup of juice—symbols that remind us of Jesus’s body and blood.

But those elements didn’t first appear in a church service.

Their origins trace back to a traditional Jewish meal shared by Jesus and his disciples the night before his crucifixion. What happened at that table wasn’t just a final dinner. It was a defining moment—the start of something new and the unveiling of a long-foretold rescue.

Join us for The Last Supper, a short digital experience featuring Samer Massad. We’ll explore the significance of the last meal Jesus shared with his friends before his death and what it means for us today.

Register to watch online beginning April 1, the first day of Passover.

We look forward to sharing The Last Supper with you.

Samer Massad is the Lead Pastor of Woodstock City Church, one of the Atlanta-area churches of North Point Ministries. He’s passionate about helping people connect to the life-changing message and way of Jesus. Samer currently lives in Marietta with his wife, Julie, and their four girls: Harper, Samantha, Zara, and Laila.