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You are also a priest to your family, to your
children. You have the God-given anointing and
authority to pray for them, to bring them up in the
ways of God (Prov. 22:6), and also to minister the
holy Communion to them. Jesus paid a heavy price
for you to have this position of authority and
influence, so never apologize for it or take it lightly.
What about partaking of the meal in the comfort
of your own home?
Scripture tells us the early church “met in homes
for the Lord’s Supper, and shared their meals with
great joy and generosity” (Acts 2:46 NLT). They
partook of the Communion in their own homes. If
you think about it, how else were they going to
partake often as instructed by the Lord?
Today many churches have Communion only
once or twice a month or on special occasions like
Good Friday. But how can you partake often if you
are to partake only at those times and in a church?
Of course you can invite your pastor over to minister
to you the Communion, especially if you are too sick
to travel to church. However, if you want to partake
of the Communion, say two or three times a day
when you take your medication, can you see how
impractical it would be if your pastor or church