I’m puzzled by the comment that the “too common….sentiment is nearly guaranteed when the Sacrament is mistakenly understood as our work.” In my discussion with elderly members who felt uncomfortable with every Sunday communion they never said communion was common. They cherished it as the body and blood given for them. Their fear was that communion would become a thing of obligation like the days before the reformation. It’s an honest concern. The circumstances are similar to Luther introducing communion in both kinds. It was the scriptural thing to do but he didn’t want to make it just another ceremonial requirement so he recommended to preach the words of Jesus until the lay people demanded to take wine & bread. Let’s clearly proclaim the truths given by Rev. Wilting but respect our brothers who are also concerned about the Lord’s Supper being a thing of work rather than grace.