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In this short teaching on 1 Corinthians 11:33–34, Jordan finishes a series on the Lord’s Supper. He explains why communion is a spiritual meal, not a normal dinner, and why the church must care for one another when we come to the table. The call is simple: wait for each other, keep the focus on Jesus, and avoid turning communion into a casual snack time that leaves people out.
Key line: When you come together to eat, wait for one another… so that you do not come together for judgment.
What you’ll learn
Why “wait for one another” protects unity in the church
How communion points our hearts to Christ’s death and return
Why being hungry is a home issue, not a church issue
How wrong goals (like status or comfort) lead to disobedience
Why the small details of communion still matter
Big Idea
Partake for good:
Wait for each other
This is a spiritual meal
Misplaced purpose breeds disobedience
Timestamps
0:00 Intro & Scripture (1 Corinthians 11:33–34)
1:00 The Corinthians’ problem: division, drunkenness, and pride
2:30 Remembering Christ and honest self‑examination
4:00 Big idea: “Partake for good” (wait, spiritual, purpose)
6:00 What “wait for one another” means (and doesn’t mean)
8:30 “If anyone is hungry, eat at home”: setting matters
10:15 Communion isn’t about filling your stomach
11:20 Warning: don’t come together for judgment
13:10 “I’ll set the rest in order when I come”: what can wait
14:20 Why logistics and details still matter
15:10 Heart check: questions for how we approach the Table
Bible passages referenced
1 Corinthians 11:21, 23–34
Romans (house churches), 1 Corinthians (later refs), Colossians, Philemon
Allusions to the “works of the flesh” and inheriting the kingdom of God
Reflection questions
Do I come to communion thinking about others, or only myself?
Does my approach show the meal is spiritual, not common?
Are there habits or “small details” I should change to honor Christ and serve others?
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