Hi guys,
I was just thinking about the Eucharist and I'm curious to know. What's so special about it? Not that I'm mocking it but I really want to know the significance of it. Also, is there a biblical basis for taking Communion every week? And is there a biblical basis for the Real Presence?
Can anyone share?
By the way, my church had communion this past weekend and wow....it was amazing...I loved it!! We had those little wafers and even REAL wine!! I almost wanted to cry!!
I never seriously understood the significance of the Lord's supper until I started studying Catholicism, and by God's grace my church had Communion which is something we rarely do (I started attending a different church, but I won't get into that). Honestly I wish I can partake in it every week, but that would mean I'd have to change denominations.
But it was at least wonderful knowing that I had the privilege to partake in it. The other day I read about some N. Korean Christians who haven't taken Communion in like 40-50 years because of the Communist regime. Can you imagine not being able to partake in the Lord's supper because it's just not possible? With that in mind, I don't think I'll ever take Communion for granted.
God bless!!
-Jason
P.S. Anyone know any good books on the Eucharist?
I was just thinking about the Eucharist and I'm curious to know. What's so special about it? Not that I'm mocking it but I really want to know the significance of it. Also, is there a biblical basis for taking Communion every week? And is there a biblical basis for the Real Presence?
Can anyone share?
By the way, my church had communion this past weekend and wow....it was amazing...I loved it!! We had those little wafers and even REAL wine!! I almost wanted to cry!!
I never seriously understood the significance of the Lord's supper until I started studying Catholicism, and by God's grace my church had Communion which is something we rarely do (I started attending a different church, but I won't get into that). Honestly I wish I can partake in it every week, but that would mean I'd have to change denominations.
But it was at least wonderful knowing that I had the privilege to partake in it. The other day I read about some N. Korean Christians who haven't taken Communion in like 40-50 years because of the Communist regime. Can you imagine not being able to partake in the Lord's supper because it's just not possible? With that in mind, I don't think I'll ever take Communion for granted.
God bless!!
-Jason
P.S. Anyone know any good books on the Eucharist?