In this episode of Kingdom Polemics, host Aldo Leon talks with Robbie Crouse, a professor of systematic theology at Knox Theological Seminary, about the case for weekly communion. They discuss the historical views and practices of the church regarding the frequency and significance of the Lord's Supper, as well as the biblical and confessional basis for celebrating it every Lord's Day. They also address some common objections and challenges to weekly communion, such as the fear of being too Roman Catholic, the need for preparation and discipline, and the logistics of administration. They conclude by highlighting the benefits and blessings of weekly communion for the spiritual nourishment, growth, and communion of God's people.

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