The Sermon on the Mount Part 3
We want to make sure that we are judging rightly. Making sure that our own heart is right before God and our motive for judging another is that they will be edified, and God will be glorified,
Lessons Learned from the Letter to the Corinthians: Is it Folly or Wisdom?
In this series of articles, we will study the first letter written to the church in Corinth to help us diagnose the condition of our hearts and search for the remedy we desperately need.
Lessons Learned from the Letter to the Corinthians: Is it Divine or Human?
In this series of articles, we will study the first letter written to the church in Corinth to help us diagnose the condition of our hearts and search for the remedy we desperately need.
Summer Reflection in 1 Corinthians, Week 6
Paul rebukes the Corinthians for their spiritual immaturity, reminding them that ministry is not about exalting human leaders, but about faithfully building on the one [...]
The Sermon on the Mount Part 2
We might be tempted to think that chapter 6 starts something new. However, this is all one sermon. It may start a new point, but not a different sermon.
Summer Reflection in 1 Corinthians, Week 5
True spiritual wisdom is not found through human reasoning, but revealed by the Spirit of God—who enables believers to understand the things freely given to [...]
Summer Reflection in 1 Corinthians, Week 4
Paul came to the Corinthians not with impressive speech or persuasive words, but with a simple message of Christ crucified—so that their faith would rest [...]
Summer Reflection in 1 Corinthians, Week 3
Paul reminds us that God’s wisdom often looks like foolishness to the world, but it is through this “foolish” message—the cross—that God displays His power, [...]
Summer Reflection in 1 Corinthians, Week 2
In this portion of the letter, Paul urges the church to pursue unity—not around human leaders or clever words—but around the cross of Christ, which [...]
Summer Reflection in 1 Corinthians, Week 1
This summer, we begin our recap of 1 Corinthians by remembering how Paul opens his letter—with deep gratitude for God’s grace, a reminder of our [...]
