The Lord’s Supper is something that is practiced weekly or
monthly depending on the church that you attend. In this article, the author
struggles to understand the meaning, and the reason of doing the Lord’s Supper
weekly or monthly. The author assumed and thought that by practicing this often,
it might lose its meaning and become some kind of “routine.” But as he grows
up, he realizes that this event if practiced so often to remind us every day of
what Jesus had done for us. This meal is
for us to remind ourselves that Jesus died for our sins, he has risen, and that
he will come again. The author also explains how this meal is practiced
differently in different places and religions.
Also, the author tells that it doesn’t matter where you practice the
Lord’s Supper, or when you do it. What really matters is the meaning, and your
thinking, respect about this, If you are doing it by heart or not.
The author in this article uses mostly informal language to
engage with the readers. The article is a bit long, but he separated the
article into sections so the reader wouldn’t get bored. Also he gives a background
to what he is going to talk about and uses personal examples and stories. He also
put different examples of how the Lord’s Supper is practiced in different
places to inform more about his topic.
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