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Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this holy

Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is Never Neutral Throughout Scripture, eating is never just physical. From the sacrifices of the Old Testament, to Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, to Paul’s warnings to the Corinthians, God teaches His people that what we eat—and how we eat—matters. In this series, we explore how Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions speak with one voice about the Lord’s Supper: that Christ is truly present, given for forgiveness and life, and that this ho

When the new Concordia Commentary on Hosea arrived, I began working my way through it. Hosea 4:10 caught my attention, especially the relationship between the priests’ eating of the sacrifices and our participation in the Lord’s Supper. That curiosity led me into further study. Paired w ith recent conversations about Communion with both members and non-members, it is good for us to revisit why we approach the Lord’s Supper the way we do. Holy Eating: Why the Lord’s Supper Is

Many parents feel pressure to lead “perfect” family devotions—and that pressure often leads to doing nothing at all. The truth is, faith formation happens best through simple, consistent practices.

The Christian life was never meant to stop at knowledge alone. Faith that does not move beyond learning eventually grows thin. That’s why discipleship is best understood as a living rhythm: Learn. Live. Love.

Prayer is not merely something Christians do —it is the rhythm that shapes who we are. In the Christian home, daily prayer quietly forms hearts, habits, and relationships in ways few other practices can. Many families desire a stronger spiritual life but feel overwhelmed by the idea of “doing it right.” The good news is this: faithful prayer does not need to be long or complicated to be powerful. Prayer Forms Identity When prayer becomes part of daily life, it reminds us who