The amazing significance of the crimson worm and the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross.  Ps. 22, which depicts the suffering and crucifixion of Christ, contains an amazing statement:  “I am a worm, and no man.” (22:6)  The very specific crimson worm being referred to exhibits an amazing parallel to the death and sacrifice of Christ.  This is explained as an intro to this communion service.  Paul also explains the significance of Isaiah 66:24 (a verse referencing hell) “where their WORM does not die.”  All of this is an admonition to continue in the LIFE of the SPIRIT that we have access to in Christ — and living in union with Him.