Paul concludes answering questions about marriage in Ch. 7 by answering the question 'Should we get married now that we're Christians?' While Paul commends singleness as a great opportunity to…
Paul answers more questions about marriage. Particularly from new believers wondering if they should leave their unsaved spouses? Or slaves leave their unsaved masters? Or Jewish believers abandoning their Jewishness? …
Paul now addresses questions the Corinthian church had for him. Not surprisingly, they had questions about marriage. Paul challenges them to think about marriage as a gift from God but…
Here Paul confronts the problem of sexual immorality in the church - sad state of affairs! Sadly, the culture was so obsessed with sex that new believers were initially unaware…
Paul addresses another problem in the church; believers taking other believers to court. While we're not told the issues, the reality is, one believer feels they are right and another…
Paul deals with a sad incident in the church and 'judges' them for their lack of biblical confrontation in love. Biblical judging is necessary at times when the testimony of…
Paul finishes confronting the main issue of division in the church; preferences of teachers. Paul confronts their judgmental attitudes and we can learn from this also.
Paul continues to confront the Corinthians spirituality immaturity in dividing over preferred Bible teachers when these men (Paul, Apollos, Peter) were united in Christ at their service! When we serve…
Looking at the familiar passage of Gabriel's visit to Mary in Luke 1, Luke helps us to see how Mary is valued by God and that this passage encourages women…
Paul challenges the Corinthians to stop using their differences as measuring tools of their spirituality! It actually revealed their immaturity. Instead, look at the differences in people and celebrate it…
