In times gone by, much emphasis was placed on each person preparing their hearts before coming to the Lord’s Supper table. This came from taking 1 Corinthians 11:27-32 seriously, which speaks of the need for self-examination and self-judgement, to make the most of the Lord’s Supper itself and to avoid...

This Sunday at Grace (and the first Sunday of every month), we’re celebrating the Lord’s Supper together at all our services. This is a very special part of our worship, and it’s worth taking the time to remember what it means, so we can prepare our hearts in the days ahead as...