In his sermon titled 'Of the Lord's Supper, 1689 SLBC Chapter 30, Par. 1,' Keith Howington emphasizes the seriousness with which God regards the Lord's Supper. He stresses that God's Word is consistently serious and unchanging across time, urging believers to examine themselves before participating in this meaningful and important event. Howington advises against taking the Lord's Supper lightly, reminding the congregation of its significance and the solemnity required in its observance.

The only thing I have to say about it is God is very serious. Everything in His Word is very serious. There's no joking in His Word. What He said yesterday goes for today, goes for tomorrow. He tells us to examine ourselves before we partake and it's a very serious situation.

It's a very meaningful and important event that we partake in and I would just remember how serious it is and not take it lightly.