Communion (Doctrine of the Church)

In this deeply theological and pastoral message on 1 Corinthians 11, R.J. Rushdoony explores the true meaning of communion—not as a private, mystical experience, but as a covenantal and communal act of worship rooted in Christ’s real presence and shared among His people. He confronts the modern tendency toward self-absorption and individualism in the church, reminding us that to partake of the Lord’s Table is to affirm our membership in the body of Christ and our unity with one another. With historical insight, biblical clarity, and a call to self-examination, Rushdoony reclaims the Lord’s Supper as a joyful, reverent, and deeply corporate celebration of redemption and kingdom fellowship.

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