Preparing the Heart: Reverence, Hunger, and the Gift of Communion
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In this second part of our journey through the Sacrament of the Altar, we explore what it means to prepare the heart for Holy Communion — with reverence, faith, and a deep awareness of Christ’s promise: given and shed for you.
Troy reflects on his 1981 confirmation day, the awe of kneeling at the rail for the first time, and the way the Lord’s Supper shapes both our belonging and our everyday lives. He also speaks honestly about being “between church homes,” the ache of missing the Sacrament, and the comfort that even in this season, Christ’s promise has not left us — the hunger itself becoming a kind of prayer.
This episode gently acknowledges the different ways Christian traditions understand Communion, while holding fast to the heart of the Lutheran confession and the gift Christ gives.
At the end of the episode, Troy shares a special worship song he composed for Hope for the Everyday. If you’d like to stay and listen, he’d love to hear your thoughts on the Facebook page.
Next week: the Season One finale — a heartfelt conversation with Pastor Hoke.