Tag: Lord's Supper

• Water, Bread, and Wine

  

  Some unoriginal thoughts on God imparting spiritual blessings through physical means.

  the_Sermonator

  June 1, 2024

  discipleship, forgiveness, Incarnation, Practical Theology, regeneration, sacraments

  baptism, discipleship, Lord's Supper, ordinary Christian life, spiritual formation, the normal Christian life

• Did Judas eat too?

  

  The one where I challenge hashtag Judas Ate Too, with sound exegesis, theology, and practical consequences.

  the_Sermonator

  March 29, 2024

  Bible study, Biblical Interpretation, church leadership, moralism, Systematic Theology

  abuse, Good Friday, Jesus juke, Judas ate too, Last Supper, Lord's Supper, sin leveling, spiritual abuse

• The Lord’s Supper, the way the good Lord intended (a sermon on Ecclesiastes 9:7-8)

  

  The Lord’s Supper the way the Good Lord intended is much more than a memorial. It is a communion with the living Christ. By His grace, we are able to eat the bread with gladness and drink the cup with cheerful hearts, because God accepts our works, and the blood of Christ keeps our garments…

  the_Sermonator

  April 5, 2023

  atonement, Bible study, Biblical Interpretation, Christology, discipleship, ecclesiology, Practical Theology, sanctification, Sermons, Systematic Theology

  communion, Ecclesiastes 9:7-8, eucharist, Lord's Supper, ordinary Christian life, spiritual formation, the normal Christian life