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home. There are even crackers that are pierced,
striped, and burnt like the matzah bread. These will
help to remind you of what the Lord Jesus has done
for you.
As for the cup, if you can, take something like
grape juice that is the “fruit of the vine” (Luke
22:18) to remind you of your Savior’s precious
blood that was shed for you.
Some people have written in to ask about using
wine. In our church and care groups, we do not use
wine because there may be a few people who have a
weakness for alcohol. As taught by the apostle Paul,
we do not want to cause anyone to stumble (1 Cor.
8:13). And knowing that individuals have different
thresholds for alcohol, we want to avoid the
possibility of anyone getting drunk.
God is clearly against drunkenness (Rom. 13:13;
Eph. 5:18), and that was one of the reasons Paul had
to correct the Corinthian Christians who were getting
drunk on wine during the Lord’s Supper (1 Cor.
11:21). So if you have a weakness for alcohol or are
recovering from an alcohol addiction, then as a
matter of wisdom, I would suggest you use a
nonalcoholic drink such as grape juice, which is
easily available.