I Agree With Free Grace, But Why Don’t You Include Death, Burial, & Resurrection in the Believing? Also: Isn’t Having the Lord’s Supper Every Week in a Large Church Burdensome?

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I Agree With Free Grace, But Why Don’t You Include Death, Burial, & Resurrection in the Believing? Also: Isn’t Having the Lord’s Supper Every Week in a Large Church Burdensome?

February 16, 2021 1 Cor 15:3-11, Lord’s Supper

Welcome back to Grace in Focus radio. We are continuing to answer our listeners’ questions on the show today. First, Bob and Shawn will be answering a question related to the content of saving faith: Must a person believe in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, in order to be saved? They will also be dealing with some issues related to the Lord’s supper. Does the Lord’s supper include a weekly meal? If so, how does a church do this effectively? The guys will discuss these topics and more on today’s episode of Grace in Focus radio.

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