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Reclaiming the Eucharist (Tim Kilpatrick)
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What is the meaning of Communion? Why did our Lord Jesus give this sacrament to the church? Why is Christianity so divided about the essence of the Lord’s Table? Is there more to communion than just a remembrance?  Reclaiming the Eucharist tackles these topics and much more.
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Reclaiming the Eucharist
A Protestant Apologia of Communion as a Means of Grace
What is the meaning of Communion? Why did our Lord Jesus give this sacrament to the church? Why is Christianity so divided about the essence of the Lord’s Table? Is there more to communion than just a remembrance?  Reclaiming the Eucharist tackles these topics and much more.
We can understand the beauty and meaning of the Lord’s Supper without fixating on the errors of other traditions.
We don’t need to study church history, Catholicism, or the Reformation to explore this topic. We only need to look into God’s Word. Standing on scripture alone, Reclaiming the Eucharist examines Paul’s teaching on the nature of spiritual food, the strong eucharistic language found in John 6, and God’s promise to bless us wherever He causes His name to be remembered, all to develop a Protestant apologia of Communion as a means of grace.
Table of Contents
- Real Presence vs Remembrance
- The Root of the Debate
- Five Names for Communion
2. The Necessity of Communion as a Means of Grace
- Remembrance
- Spiritual Food
3. The Gospel of John: Understanding Chapter 6
4. The Nature of the Blessing
- Sanctification by Grace
- The Body of Christ
- The Blood of Christ
5. Discerning the Body Rightly: Examine Yourself
6. Communion in Church History
7. Final Thoughts
8. A Positive Catechism of the Eucharist
9. Definitions
10. Answering Objections
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