Which statement best describes the focus of Communion in relation to Christ?

Which statement best describes the focus of Communion in relation to Christ?

• A. Work
• B. Glory
• C. Power
• D. Person

Answer: (D)

Communion centers on the Person of Christ and the intimate fellowship believers share with him through faith. In the Lord’s Supper, the bread and cup point to Christ’s body and blood, but the act itself is about meeting the living Jesus—his presence with his people, his invitation to partake in him, and the relationship that flows from being united to him by faith. While his redemptive work, glory, and power are real aspects of who he is, the practice of Communion most directly reveals and nourishes our personal connection with Christ as a person, not primarily his deeds, exaltation, or authority.

Communion centers on the Person of Christ and the intimate fellowship believers share with him through faith. In the Lord’s Supper, the bread and cup point to Christ’s body and blood, but the act itself is about meeting the living Jesus—his presence with his people, his invitation to partake in him, and the relationship that flows from being united to him by faith. While his redemptive work, glory, and power are real aspects of who he is, the practice of Communion most directly reveals and nourishes our personal connection with Christ as a person, not primarily his deeds, exaltation, or authority.