Why Communion Is Proclamation, Not Spiritual Begging | E.W. Kenyon Teaching

Why Communion Is Proclamation, Not Spiritual Begging | E.W. Kenyon Teaching DESCRIPTION This E.W. Kenyon teaching reframes communion as a covenant proclamation: you are not trying to persuade God to act again, but remembering, receiving, and announcing what Christ has already accomplished. Learn how the bread witnesses His body given, the cup answers accusation with covenant assurance, and the Lord’s Supper restores the finished work to governing awareness. The teaching distinguishes genuine participation from superstition and empty ritual. It explains biblical remembrance, Paul’s language of proclamation, honest self-examination, confident prayer, and practical obedience—without treating the elements as magical or using communion to force healing, protection, or blessing. Come to the table with reverence and faith: recognize Christ’s sufficiency, give thanks, confess without condemnation, seek reconciliation, pray boldly, and carry the proclamation into daily life until He comes. KEYWORDS E.W. Kenyon, communion teaching, covenant proclamation, Lord's Supper, finished work of Christ, new covenant in His blood, bread and cup meaning, biblical communion, communion without superstition, self-examination and grace, 1 Corinthians 11:26, EW Kenyon teachings HASHTAGS #EWKenyon #Communion #NewCovenant #FinishedWork #LordsSupper