Basics of the Reformed Faith -- The Lord's Supper

The next installment of my series on basic Reformed doctrine has been posted on the Westminster Seminary California blog.

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Comments

[Lloyd I. Cadle]

Pastor Kim -

You mention the questions that we have like, "do I have enough faith?" and the doubts that we have, etc. That is where it is so awesome to just close our eyes for a second or two and think of the great doctrine of justification.

Yes, we need to take seriously our sins and confess them (which the H.S. leads us to do), but the biblical doctrine of justification takes all of our doubts away and gives us peace with God through the work of His Son!

[Manfred]

Excellent and articulate defense of the biblical doctrine of the Lord's Supper. Thanks!

[john Moore]

For some reason you misapply Corinthians 11:28-30 in defense of the notion that the elements can be desecrated by unworthy participants. Paul never intended that interpretation. The context was a warning those who got out of control at the agape feast and indulged in gormandism and drunkenness (vs.20) and therefore did not discern the body (other believers).