Remember,  the Devil quoted scripture to Jesus. He tried to present himself as a teacher of scripture.  It takes great arrogance and pride to teach the Word to the Word himself made flesh. Yet, that same spirit of arrogance and pride is manifested in pulpits around the world Sunday after Sunday.  Men feel qualified to teach and interpret scripture,  not because the Spirit of the Living God reveals the Word to them but because they submitted themselves to men, got man's approval and they teach according to man's understanding  - all carnal and fleshly,  all approved and inspired by Satan, not God.  I'm not saying every minister in denominational Christianity is void of God's Spirit  - but if they are anointed of him - they won't remain in religious bondage  - neither will they allow God's people to remain there. 

Without the Holy Spirit,  men quote the Word but apply it wrongly or misinterpret it or outright dispute it and disbelieve it. It simply cannot be understood by the carnal mind,  nor with the intellect alone. Many acknowledge God with their minds but do not believe with their hearts. This, my people, is a tragedy or should I say travesty. Make sure whoever you allow to feed you the Word is filled with the Holy Spirit and appointed and anointed to do so. Indeed, anyone who is fully surrendered to Him, filled with His presence,  is qualified to teach  - just as any saint can prophecy,  yet not all are prophets...just so, any saint can teach though not all are Teachers. 

This is one of the things Communion is trying to teach us - an outward expression of an inward reality  - a truth each believer is to express to the others - I am fully surrendered to Christ  - to the point where i allow Him to break me. I am in the same condition  as you - completely dependant on Christ to live (give me this day my daily bread) and at The Lord's table - His body and His blood are the great eqyalizers - making the rich man confess his poverty and the poor man confess his wealth. All flesh has all other flesh in common  - the only uncommon flesh that ever lived is the flesh we all consume together  - Thr flesh of Christ: given so we can transcend our carnal flesh to become His flesh. There is no one above another or below another - at the Communion table.