W. Bingham Hunter

The New Passover

Preaching & Worship

“In this readable and historically-informed volume, Nigel Scotland argues that we need to 'rethink' Communion, which he contends should be part of a healthful, sit-down, home-based evening supper meal for small groups of Christian believers using ordinary bread and wine. He argues that the Lord's Supper should be frequent, be consciously understood as a spiritual partaking of spiritual food and drink, be focused on fellowship, and facilitate thanksgiving as Christ's work is remembered. You may take issue with some of his arguments, but can hardly resist his desire for the Eucharist to be a vital and joyful part of the spiritual experience of contemporary believers.”