What does this Mean?
Rev. Robert E. Smith, Rev. Jason M. Kaspar, Jacob Hercamp, Rev Brent KellerLutheran Theology, History and Culture for Everyday People
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The Lord’s Supper is a great gift to us. With bread and wine, Jesus gives us his Body and Blood to eat and to drink. This gift would be precious, even if that was all there was to it. But God gives us much more in this sacrament. He meets o...
The Lord's Supper is Christ's Supper
The Lord’s Supper is really very simple. At his last Passover meal, Jesus took bread, broke it, gave it to his disciples, and said, “This is my body,” and took a cup of wine and said, “This is my blood.” When we eat this bread, we also eat ...
Here the Word of God was Made Flesh
In Israel, an ancient inscription is set in the floor of a church. Verbum Caro Hic Factum Est (here the word was made flesh). Emperor Constantine had the church — and these words — built there in the 4th century. (300s). There, his mother, ...
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Retired theological librarian; Author, Editor, part time Lutheran Pastor
Sole Pastor of Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church & Preschool, La Grange, TX; Mission Planter; Musician; Jack of many trades.
I am a pastor in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, serving Christ Lutheran Church, Noblesville, IN. I am blessed to be married to Emily and have 4 children.
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