How do I know which events in Revelation are past, present, or future?

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

Well, hi there.

Happy Friday.

I'm Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez, and this is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the Christian life every day.

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First up today, here's a voicemail from one of our listeners named Rebecca.

My question is about communion.

I've been listening to all the recent episodes of people asking questions about who should be able to receive communion.

And I was wondering what your thoughts are on children receiving communion.

I was raised Catholic, so I didn't receive communion until my first communion at

seven or eight. I recently left the Catholic Church a year ago, and my family and I attended

Presbyterian Church now. We were told that our children were allowed to receive communion as long as

they've been baptized, which they've all been baptized in the Catholic Church.

And so our three-year-olds do receive communion every Sunday, but it still is something that I'm kind of struggling to understand because they don't really understand the concept yet.

So I was just wondering what your thoughts are on that. Thank you.

Hey, Rebecca. Thank you for calling in with that question. Love that you're raising your kids

in the nurture and admonition of the Lord and a really wonderful and practical question.

And just important for us to think about. And so ordinarily, you know, I think your, your,

the advice that you got was right. You know, in order to take the Lord's Supper, first you need

to be baptized. Baptism comes before partaking of Holy Communion. And then typically there's a time

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