We’ve covered a wide variety of topics in our study of First Corinthians thus far from the damage caused by division, to a rebuke of carnal Christianity, and more recently the solution to pride and a call for purity! Now the apostle Paul shifts gears and discusses singleness, marriage and serving the Lord.

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Pastor John Randall will join us in a second and continue our series, in First Corinthians. Today we turn to chapter six. We can all probably think of a person or two that claims to be a Christian, yet their life is really no different than any other non-christian out there. They’re living with their boyfriend or girlfriend, stealing from their boss, and getting drunk virtually every weekend. We’re about to notice what that sort of sinful lifestyle reveals about the person.

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When we’re wronged by someone or our rights are violated we might be tempted to take it into the legal system. And in certain instances that may be the appropriate course of action. But let’s say the person who did you wrong is a Christian what then? Should Christians sue Christians? Today on a Daily Walk that very question is raised. We’re going through First Corinthians, and in chapter six another problem in the church at Corinth rises to the surface. Before you say, I’ll see you in court, consider what these verses have to say on the matter.

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You may have heard it said, It’s what’s on the inside that counts! There's some truth to that as we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk through a study in Matthew chapter 15. The religious leaders of Jesus’ day were more concerned with what the outside looked like as opposed to the heart on the inside.

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When a tag is sticking out from your friend’s shirt, or some food is on their chin. the considerate thing to do is let them know so they can fix the problem. And most of us would do that. But what do you do when you see someone in willful, deliberate sin? If you’re like most you tend to stay out of it, thinking it’s none of your business. But is that really loving? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll see how God can use us to help others who are living a lifestyle of sin.

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Imagine if there was a guy in your church who was having sexual relations with his stepmother. On top of it all, the whole church knew what was going on, but did nothing about it. Scandalous, I’m sure you’d agree. That’s exactly what was going on in the church at Corinth. But before you start thinking we’re above that, pastor John Randall will point out the same sort of tolerance of sin is going on today in many churches.

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Someone has noticed God wisely designed our human bodies so that we can neither pat our own backs nor kick ourselves too easily. We’re talking about the sin of pride today on a Daily Walk as we get back to our series in First Corinthians. We’ll observe not only the consequences of pride but also the way out of it. Pastor John Randall has an eye on First Corinthians four, and verses 6-21.

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Today on A Daily Walk we get back into our study of First Corinthians and notice that pride is really at the core of so many of the problems and sins in our world today. It can subtly creep into our hearts and before you know it we’re in real trouble.

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As we’re faithful to our God-given calling and serving the Lord in the place He has for us, we’re not always going to be appreciated or thanked! In fact many times we’ll be unfairly criticized, or mistreated. That was the case for the apostle Paul as we’ll learn today on a Daily Walk. Pastor John Randall is about to show us how to maintain the right perspective when we’re in those environments.

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Today we draw your attention to Jesus feeding five thousand people with a young boy’s lunch, and then He walks on the water, and calls Peter out of the boat to join Him! We’re learning to trust in Jesus, step out in faith, praise in the midst of the storm, from Matthew chapter fourteen.

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