In the Lord’s Supper, Jesus calls His Church to a bountiful feast. Yet we may still have questions or reservations as the bread and wine are served on Sunday morning. Is this practice truly biblical? How should it be administered? Should I participate, or refrain?If you wish to better appreciate the Lord’s Supper, this book was written for you. May you grow to desire the Supper more, miss it more earnestly when it’s not available, and long more zealously to participate in the wedding supper of the Lamb, to which our present Supper humbly points.

Eating and Drinking with God

Religion & Spirituality

Golden, Ken

Christian Books & Bibles

Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals

God provides rest for His people, yet the way we rest on Sunday remains a divisive issue in the Church. How can we honor the biblical commandment while upholding liberty of conscience? To answer that question, pastor Ken Golden turns to the Bible itself, exploring what God says—and what He does not say—about entering His rest.

Entering God's Rest: The Sabbath from Genesis to Revelation (And What It Means for You)

When people visit churches, they come with questions. What do you believe about the Bible? How are you different from the church down the street? Why should I become a member of a Presbyterian Church? These are important questions, and questions that sometimes presbyterians don't even know the answer to! Ken Golden considers the distinctives of being a presbyterian, the basis for making a profession of faith and the role of the church as a means of grace.

Presbytopia: What it means to be Presbyterian

Christian Focus

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Books by Golden, Ken

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Eating and Drinking with God

Entering God's Rest: The Sabbath from Genesis to Revelation (And What It Means for You)

Presbytopia: What it means to be Presbyterian