If there was ever a church that had its fair share of problems, it was the Corinthian church. They just couldn’t seem to do anything right including eating the Lord’s Supper together. Among the biggest offenders, some in the congregation were eating before everyone got there and didn’t leave enough for others. Others were drinking all of the communion wine and getting tipsy. Still others were being irreverent and not treating it like a sacrament. So, if you’re the Apostle Paul, how do you address this problem? This Sunday, we’ll look at how Paul teaches the Corinthian church—and the 21st Century Church—the importance of “table manners.”