1 Corinthians, Part 1
People may be more spiritually curious than we assume. What would change if we stopped answering for them and simply made room for the conversation?...
People may be more spiritually curious than we assume. What would change if we stopped answering for them and simply made room for the conversation?...
We're constantly measuring ourselves against the world's scorecard. But the cross of Jesus invites us into a completely different way of understanding worth, wisdom, power, and what it means to live well....
Comparison asks, “Am I enough?” Jesus invites us to stop living by someone else’s scorecard and build a life defined not by success, recognition, or applause—but by faithfulness....
Following Jesus isn't an individual project. In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul challenges us to come out of hiding, let ourselves be known, and take seriously what it means to belong to God's family....
Your habits don’t just affect what you do; they shape who you become. In 1 Corinthians 6, we discover why our bodies matter to our spiritual formation and how following Jesus changes the way we approach our desires....
What does it look like to follow Jesus faithfully in your current season of life? Explore what 1 Corinthians 7 teaches about marriage, singleness, identity, and embracing where you are rather than constantly longing for something different....
Is real freedom about doing whatever we want? In 1 Corinthians 8–9, Paul challenges us to move beyond the freedom to choose and discover how love and sacrifice give us the freedom to become more like Jesus....
Communion is more than a religious ritual. In 1 Corinthians 10–11, Paul invites us to review the past, remember what Jesus has done, and reflect the gospel in how we live. Discover how remembering God's grace shapes our identity, strengthens our unity, and changes the way we love one another....
In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us that every follower of Jesus belongs to the body of Christ and has a meaningful role to play. The Holy Spirit gives each of us different gifts for the common good, calling us to move beyond simply attending church and participate in what God is doing together....