1 Corinthians 11 (Part 2) :17-34 Do this in Remembrance

A chapter-by-chapter and verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians taught by Pastor Paul LeBoutillier of Life Bible Ministry.

[konradgarcia]

Pastor, I listen to your preaching everyday. I just feel like God was the one directly talking to me. You made me love and enjoy reading and understanding the Bible

[amedabea]

Never a Dull Momments when the WORD is brought into light by the Inspirational Power of the Holy Spirit..
HALLELUJAH..mercy is when I am pardoned from Judgment and get blessings intead.
Amen

[livingjesuschrist]

I was led to study 1 Corinthians and these videos have really humbled me. This book is amazing and such a blessing, brings everything in perspective in how we should walk in our faith in Jesus to love and serve one another in Christ ❤️

[suehorley]

So uplifting being here..Thank you Pastor Paul..your teaching brings assurance we are on the narrow path leading to Eternal life. You might say it's a pure joy ❤ see you soon..
me and our Faithful Loving Jesus Christ our soon coming Bridegroom.

[dogmain]

Thank you Pastor Paul. For years I just read scripture and went about my business sometime understanding and sometimes not know how to interpret what I have read. Recently I read a chapter and then look your teaching up here on YouTube. I have so much more understanding now...thanks to your teaching. May God continue to bless you and give discernment in His word.

[elleB]

Thank you!
Thank you Lord for this channel. Thank you Holy Spirit for anointing and equipping your servant and the body of CCO for teaching and sharing your word and truths!
So many questions answered each time I tune in to listen.
The Lord's name be praised!

From Malaysia.
Please lift this nation up in prayer, thanks!

[frrnlck]

Great preachings like always.
Thank the Lord for your work Pastor Paul thru you i've learned a lot.
The holy spirit is working thru you by the grace of God.
Thank you for your commitments!!!

[kennywhite]

I love this teaching. 1 Cor 10:16 takes it even a step further and indicates that the Lord's Supper is actually fellowship with the body. Participation there is translated from koinonia. So we need to make doubly sure that our hearts are set right when we take it.

[addriannastephens]

THANK YOU....THIS IS GREAT TEACHING DESCRIPTIONS

[albertoArencibia-ln]

I remember back in 1997 I used to go to Bible Chapel and the decans when we had the Lord's supper to some members of the congregation weren't allow to participate because they said that they weren't worthy I used to struggle with that until this teaching I thought different than this teaching now after so many years I come to realization that I was wrong to because I was scare sometime thinking and asking the Lord if I was worthy to receive the Lord's supper so because one of the brother with alcohol problem he wasn't allow like many. I thanks the Lord Jesus Christ for giving you the effort to study and explain such a great principle amen.

[ntokozombhele]

Awesome 👏
I have learnt so much in the teachings in this Ministry ❤

[markmooney]

very useful and interesting teaching.
Thank you Pastor for sharing the word with us.
God bless.
Gilly wife of Mark

[MrNawmai]

Thank you your message, so much courage.
May God use you more and more.

[domingaaghon]

Thank you so much and thanks God for you.

[mkl]

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. Today (November 26), 1 Corinthians 11:23-34 was the basis for our Sunday School Lesson of the Day. It was entitled "Promises to Remember." This can also be read on Maundy Thursday. The hymn, "Go, My Children, with My Blessing, " written by Jaroslav J. Vajda (1919-2008), is a good hymn to compliment this Scripture, regardless of denomination. Corinth: the New York City/Las Vegas of the Bible. Agree or disagree? Feel free to reply.

[jasminemenezes]

The more I hear these verses in 1 Corinthians 11, the more I feel Paul is talking about the bread and wine in the Lord's supper being the actual body and blood of Christ! The consequences of being weak and sick or dying after taking communion in an unworthy manner, or not discerning the body and blood in communion seems proportionally grave.