TUESDAY | DEVOTED - WORSHIP WEEK 2
Tuesday | Communion with God
Worship Week 2
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Reading For Tuesday | 1 Corinthians 11:17-34
Communion serves to strengthen two fundamental aspects of our faith: our individual connection with God and our communal bond with fellow believers.
Individual reflection during communion fosters gratitude, humility, and a renewed sense of God’s presence in our lives. Beyond this personal connection, Scripture also portrays communion as a deeply shared experience among Jesus’ followers—not merely a private moment of reflection, but a communal act of worship and unity.
During our Sunday morning services, our church body observes communion as a powerful moment when we intentionally unite with our brothers and sisters in Christ. This shared practice highlights our common faith and identity as one body in Him. The communal aspect of communion fosters a sense of belonging and encourages us to live in unity with one another, reflecting the very heart of Christian fellowship.
Individual reflection during communion fosters gratitude, humility, and a renewed sense of God’s presence in our lives. Beyond this personal connection, Scripture also portrays communion as a deeply shared experience among Jesus’ followers—not merely a private moment of reflection, but a communal act of worship and unity.
During our Sunday morning services, our church body observes communion as a powerful moment when we intentionally unite with our brothers and sisters in Christ. This shared practice highlights our common faith and identity as one body in Him. The communal aspect of communion fosters a sense of belonging and encourages us to live in unity with one another, reflecting the very heart of Christian fellowship.
CHALLENGE
This coming Sunday as you take communion reflect, also, on the communal experience of communion. Take a moment to consider how beautiful it is to come together as a church body to partake in this shared moment.