Once a month we celebrate together the Lord's Supper. Not that we time how long it takes, but probably our communion service lasts about 15 minutes or so. That is a very small portion of time each month. And if we are not careful, it can be something that we only think about once a month. But one of the important things we see from 1 Corinthians 11, is that the Lord's Supper is something that has relevance, importance, and consequences for every moment of our lives. Just as we speak of the gospel as being important for all of life, so in a similar way the Lord's Supper is not just a symbolic meal that lasts for a few minutes on the first Sunday of the month, but it should have implications for every day of your life. And this we see in Paul's instruction to the church at Corinth and the well known passage from 1 Cor. 11:17-34. The Lord's Supper should have significance for you more than just once a month. We will note verses 17-32 in three parts. 1. The Abuse of the Supper, v. 17-22 2. The Focus of the Supper, v. 23-26 3. The Application of the Supper, v. 27-32
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