This week we participate together in the Lord’s supper at the table of God’s mercy and peacemaking. We receive his mercy and celebrate the peace he has made, and we recognize that his radical invitation to us to sit and eat and drink with him also compels us to sit at the table with those who need our mercy and peacemaking, too. Across every division of ethnicity, gender, class, and even partisan politics, the body and blood of Christ unite us together. We are made into people who do not consider ourselves too good to eat with those who are “not too good.”