Jen Wilkin, JT English, Kyle Worley, and Mason King discuss the history and theology of the Lord’s Supper.
Questions Covered in This Episode:
- The Lord’s Supper is one of two ordinances/sacraments. What is an ordinance or sacrament?
- Where would we go in the bible to talk about the Lord’s Supper?
- How does the Lord’s supper connect with broader biblical/theological themes?
- What is happening in the Lord’s supper?
- What are the different views on the Lord’s Supper?
Helpful Definitions:
- Ordinances: Baptism & the Lord’s Supper are the means by which the people of God rehearse the story of God communally.
- Transubstantiation: The bread and the cup are literally transformed into the body and blood of Jesus. Jesus Christ’s presence is in the elements in a physical way.
- Consubstantiation: Christ's presence is physically there but not that the elements are actually the body and blood of Jesus. His presence is in and around.
- Spiritual Presence: In the elements and in the proceedings of communion Christ is spiritually present with his people.
- Momoralism: Christ is not uniquely present physically or spiritually in the Lord’s supper. It is simply a sign of remembrance.
- Eutychian: Confusing the divine and human properties of Jesus.
- Nestorian: Separating the two natures of Jesus so that they are no longer the same person.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
- Matthew 26:26-29, Exodus 12, Jeremiah 31, Isaiah, Revelation 19, Exodus 16
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Jen Wilkin, JT English, Kyle Worley and Mason King discuss the history and theology of the Lord’s Supper.
Sponsored by:
You can learn about the Bible through the eyes of its people. Or, you can take a journey to see Christ as central to the storyline of scripture. Find out more about the Bible studies at lifeway.com/characters and lifeway.com/gospelfoundations.
