Did you realize that you could be in mortal danger when you take Communion? If you are not properly prepared, you could commit a mortal sin when you partake of the Lord's Supper. Paul told the Corinthians that some of them had died because they had taken the Lord's Supper without properly preparing themselves. Are you guilty of this? Every Christian must hear this message by Dr. Stewart on how to properly prepare for the Lord's Supper. It could save your life!
SERMON ACTIVITY
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“ Needs to be said more often.. ” I agree with the previous comments, plus would add that this message should be preached in some essence at least before Communion in any church. In our Methodist service, we have a short time at the start to greet everyone with "the Peace of Christ" - after listening to this, I think I'm going to suggest the time be put aside instead for reflection and repentance! Blessings, Romayne
Michael Hranek (4/5/2007)
from Endicott, New York
“ What a Blessing! ” Thank you Brother Stewart! I have to think it would have been a blessing to have been in the service when you preached this message! And to then have shared in the Lord's supper together with the believers there.
Discerning Believer (4/4/2007)
“ Most Powerful Sermon! ” Thank you dear brother for this timely message. It ought to convict our hearts as to the gravity and seriousness of the Lord's Table and in partaking of it with unrepented sin in our lives.
Dr. A.T. Stewart has been in the ministry for over 40 years. He graduated from Belhaven University in Jackson, MS in 1973 with a B.A. in Bible. He continued his education at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY where he earned his Master of Divinity degree...
