Becoming What We Eat

“We partake of Him by means of faith, which means that we do as we are told. We take and eat by faith. We take and drink by faith. As we do this, we are becoming what we eat. And since what we are eating is a new humanity, resurrected and alive, never to die again, we are becoming that new humanity, a perfect man. Do not look for transformations in the wrong bread. Look for transformations in the bread of the larger body, the Church” (A Primer on Worship and Reformation, p. 60).