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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 alone holds the power to save. LESSON RESOURCE PDF > [...]

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 calling in Christ, and the assurance that He will sustain [...]

Join us as we memorize 1 Corinthians 13—one verse each week. Let’s store up God’s truth together, letting love shape our hearts and actions. Each week, follow along with a selected verse and listen [...]

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.

Romans 12:9–21 – A Heart Exam for Every Believer  Love is a Holy Spirit generated, selfless commitment to the well-being of another—that creates warm regard for them—and results in outward deeds that correspond with love—as [...]

We began our year with a section that we came back to again and again. What is the heart attitude of a true follower of Christ? What does obedience to Christ look like? What does it require? We ended with the call of Christ, in light of all that you have heard, what will you choose?

We can look at what this man suffered and then read the words of his hymn “whatever my lot, thou has taught me to say, it is well, it is well with my soul”. This man knew what he was writing for he had suffered much.

The story of John Newton is one of unbelievable grace and mercy, and the words of his beloved hymn were borne out of God’s amazing grace in saving him.

Frances Jane Crosby, born March 24, 1820, was a prolific writer, with over 8,000 hymns and many poems, and was known as “The Queen of the Gospel Song Writers.”

Pastor James unpacks 7 reasons why women must teach other women theology, drawing from Scripture to show that faithful instruction is not optional—it's essential.