The Communion We Share, The Ordinances We Keep
from Altars and Ashes Podcast Hosted by Austin W Tucker
In this episode of Altars & Ashes Podcast, we continue through the 1689 London Baptist Confession, focusing on the communion of saints, baptism, and the Lord’s Supper (Chapters 27–30). Today, we answer a foundational question: What does life together in Christ actually look like? Scripture teaches that Christians are not isolated individuals, but a people united to Christ and therefore united to one another. The church is meant to be visible, sacrificial, worshipful, and deeply connected. We also discuss the ordinances Christ gave His church: baptism as a public identification with Christ in His death and resurrection, and the Lord’s Supper as covenant remembrance and spiritual nourishment for believers. Key takeaway:The Christian life is not meant to be lived alone. Christ calls His people into communion, marks them in baptism, and nourishes them at His Table. Get full access to Dust & Glory Media at dustandglorymedia.substack.com/subscribe
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