Beginning with 1 Corinthians 11, Pastor Brady invites us to “get our shovels out” and dig for the gold God promises in Holy Communion. Many believers feel little when the bread and cup are passed, yet Scripture calls this table an anchor for our faith and our fellowship. By tracing Paul’s rebuke of the divided church at Corinth, Pastor Brady showed how Communion (1) proclaims our oneness in Christ and (2) cost the Host His own broken body and shed blood. Because Jesus paid everything, we come with gratitude, reconciliation, and delight in one another—making this meal the richest feast on earth.