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Discipleship Ministries Study Outline for Sacraments and… ~ Study Outline for Sacraments and Discipleship Understanding Baptism and the Lord’s Supper This outline is for a sixsession study of Sacraments and Discipleship Understanding Baptism and the Lord’s Supper in a United Methodist Context by Mark W Stamm The session numbers correspond to the six chapters of the book
Sacraments Discipleship Understanding Baptism and the ~ The primary task of the Christian life is to respond to God’s gracious initiative by loving God and our neighbor that is the people God puts in our path The sacraments help us do that They hold up a vision of new life and they make that life possible
Renewing waters How United Methodists understand baptism ~ The United Methodist Church celebrates two sacraments Holy Baptism and the Lords Supper Our official statement on communion This Holy Mystery helps us understand what we mean by a sacrament Sacraments are signacts which include words actions and physical elements They both express and convey the gracious love of God
Baptism The Lords Supper ~ In the Presbyterian Church we participate in two sacraments Baptism and the Lords Supper Our Directory for Worship explains sacraments in this way The Reformed tradition understands Baptism and the Lords Supper to be Sacraments instituted by God and commended by Christ
An open table How United Methodists understand communion ~ The sacrament of Holy Communion is such a common occurrence in the landscape of our worship that its uncommon richness sometimes gets lost One sacrament several names The Lords Supper Holy Communion and the Eucharist are all names for this sacrament celebrated by United Methodists Each of these names highlights an aspect of this act of worship
The Lords Supper is Not a Sacrament by Vernard Eller ~ But of a similar struggle over the Lords Supper there is not a trace which would seem proof enough that the rite carried no sacramental overtones at all When after times the sacramental understanding did gain dominance in the church it was because the constituency was so largely Greek rather than Jewish that sacramental modes of thought no longer posed any difficulty
Baptists Two Ordinances Baptism and the Lords Supper ~ Baptism and the Lord’s Supper Are Symbols Baptists usually use the term “ordinances” rather than “sacraments” when referring to baptism and the Lord’s Supper Even if “sacraments” is used it is never intended to imply that either of these two is necessary for a person to be saved
Belgic Confession Article 35 The Sacrament of the Lords ~ Belgic Confession Article 35 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper Article 35 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper We believe and confess that our Savior Jesus Christ has ordained and instituted the sacrament of the Holy Supper to nourish and sustain those who are already regenerated and ingrafted into his family which is his church
Pentecostal Understanding of the Lords Supper Synonym ~ A key sacrament for Pentecostals is the sharing of Holy Communion a reenactment of the Last Supper as seen for instance in the 16 “Fundamental Truths” of the Assemblies of God USA Promise Most Pentecostals believe in prophecy one of the gifts of the spirit that God can bestow on the faithful
Beliefs about the Sacraments Reformed Church in America ~ The word sacrament is based on the Latin word sacramentum which means something sacred In the early church sacramentum came to stand for many things sacred including rites that had a hidden meaning During the Reformation using Scripture as a guide the reformers limited the number of sacraments to two baptism and the Lords Supper
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