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Fit for the Feast calls the church to embrace both theological depth and practical application—inviting all who partake to come with hearts ready, eyes fixed on Christ, and lives transformed by His reforming grace.
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Fit for the Feast – A Guide to the Lord’s Supper by Thomas Tuke (d. 1657)
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Thomas Tuke (d. 1657) was a prolific writer, fiery preacher and faithful reformed minister of the Gospel of Christ.
Fit for the Feast: A Guide to the Lord’s Supper is both a timeless theological treatise and a practical study guide designed to lead believers into a deeper, more reverent participation in the Lord’s Table. Rooted in the rich heritage of Christian doctrine, this work unpacks the biblical call to self-examination, repentance, faith, love, and gratitude—all essential for worthy reception of this sacred ordinance.
More than a devotional or commentary, this volume equips readers with clear summaries and thoughtful questions after each chapter, fostering personal reflection and meaningful group study. Whether used individually, in family worship, or within church discipleship, it challenges believers to honestly assess their spiritual state and prepare themselves as “fit guests” for the feast Christ has ordained.
Pastors and leaders will also find it a valuable resource for guiding their congregations in the holy discipline of communion, ensuring that the Supper remains a true means of grace that nourishes the soul and glorifies God. Fit for the Feast calls the church to embrace both theological depth and practical application—inviting all who partake to come with hearts ready, eyes fixed on Christ, and lives transformed by His reforming grace.
Table of Contents
Being Fit for the Feast by C. Matthew McMahon
Meet Thomas Tuke by C. Matthew McMahon
Preface
To the Reader
CHAPTER 1: Self-Examination Required
CHAPTER 2: What the Lord’s Supper Is
CHAPTER 3: The Institution of the Supper
CHAPTER 4: Who Must Not Come
CHAPTER 5: Who May Come?
CHAPTER 6: The Worthy Receiver
CHAPTER 7: Preparation Beforehand
CHAPTER 8: Coming in Faith
CHAPTER 9: Coming in Repentance
CHAPTER 10: Coming with Spiritual Hunger
CHAPTER 11: Actions During the Supper
CHAPTER 12: Communing with Christ
CHAPTER 13: The Benefits of Obedience
CHAPTER 14: The Love of Christ
CHAPTER 15: What the Wicked Receive
CHAPTER 16: A Fit Communicant
CHAPTER 17: Preparation and the Word
CHAPTER 18: Fruit After the Supper
CHAPTER 19: The Bread of Life
CHAPTER 20: The Cup for All Believers
CHAPTER 21: Against Transubstantiation









