<p>In recent days the church has been forced to do things very differently. Virtual meetings, services, and discipleship has become the norm. But is virtual ok for everything? What about Communion? And most importantly, what if you find yourself on the other side of your church leaders on this or other issues in your church? We cover this and more as we dive into the well. </p>

In recent days the church has been forced to do things very differently. Virtual meetings, services, and discipleship has become the norm. But is virtual ok for everything? What about Communion? And most importantly, what if you find yourself on the other side of your church leaders on this or other issues in your church? We cover this and more as we dive into the well.

Communion, Controversy, and the Church

There are many things we hear from the Word of God, whether in a sermon, a song, or regular conversation. But what about those less comfortable topics? What does the Bible say about divorce, pornography, what should or should not happen in worship, modern warfare, the election, profanity, alcohol, masculinity, or a host of other things that don't normally come up around the Sunday lunch table? Jeremiah's Well covers these topics; the ones that people should be, but maybe aren't, talking about in the public square and the Sunday pulpit. Like Jeremiah did of old, we're sharing timeless truths for troubled times.

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