Fourth is a series of posts on Martin Luther's Small Catechism

Second is a series of posts on Martin Luther's Small Catechism

Miracles are not the rare fireworks we imagine — they are the daily mercies of a God who still acts, still gives, still restores.

Seventy-fifth in a series of posts on Bible Stories

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Sixth in a series of posts on Ephesians 1 & 2

creation transformed to the reign of heaven on earth

In this article, we're going to take a look at how some of the early Christians thought of the Lord's Supper (aka Holy Communion, the Eucharist, Communion, etc.). This definitely won't be anything extensive; but more of a brief introduction to the topic. First, how is it viewed today? Well, there are many different views, ranging from a non-sacramental symbolic remembrance all the way to various ideas on what is (sometimes) called the Real Presence, which is the belief that Jesus' body and blood are either actually present in the bread and wine, or that the bread and wine are physically changed into His body and blood, and those who partake are partaking of His body and blood.

Sixty-Sixth in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

Sixty-Fifth in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

Sixty-Fourth in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

creation transformed to the reign of heaven on earth

Sixty-third in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

Sixty-second in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

Sixty-first in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

Sixty in a series of posts on Martin Luther’s Small Catechism

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To eat Jesus' flesh and drink his blood is to take his life into myself. It is finding my spiritual nourishment in him.

The entirety of the Holy Scriptures clearly show that due to our sin nature and sin no one deserves the least blessing from Almighty God Who is holy. But,...

A Communion sermon given July 4, 2021 in Montgomery, AL