Communion is a celebration, not an infestation of examination!
Ever feel like communion is a spiritual background check? Lights dim. Music slows. You start auditing last week's sins. But is that what Paul meant? In this clip, Andrew exposes the "examination infestation" and reveals what the Lord's Supper is actually about—celebration, not inspection!
Discussion Questions:
- Why do you think so many churches have turned a celebration into an examination?
- What was the real problem at the Lord's Supper in Corinth? How do we know?
- React to this statement: We keep trying to qualify for a supper celebrating that we're qualified!
- React to this statement: The instruction Paul gives the Corinthians is to examine how they celebrate, eat at home first, and wait for one another.
- What might the average Christian be thinking is "happening" each time at the Lord's Supper? What would you say to them in light of the truth?
- What does the Lord's Supper mean to you personally? Why?
- What was the biggest takeaway from this message for you?
