Paul recounts how much the Spirit, with the Father & Son, provides. The Spirit directs Christians to submit to Jesus' Lordship. He grants diverse spiritual gifts for the good of all. And He baptizes us into one indivisible body.

Paul recounts how much the Spirit, with the Father & Son, provides. The Spirit directs Christians to submit to Jesus' Lordship. He grants diverse spiritual gifts for the good of all. And He baptizes us into one indivisible body.

Paul walks through the ruination of the Agape Feast at Corinth and then lays out the restoration plan whereby the Lord's Table can be enjoyed as God desires.

Paul walks through the ruination of the Agape Feast at Corinth and then lays out the restoration plan whereby the Lord's Table can be enjoyed as God desires.

Six hierarchical truths are laid out as a means of exposing how poorly the Corinthians follow. Paul exposes two things to honor (God & angels) and four things to appreciate (sex differences, hierarchies, interconnection, & nature).

Six hierarchical truths are laid out as a means of exposing how poorly the Corinthians follow. Paul exposes two things to honor (God & angels) and four things to appreciate (sex differences, hierarchies, interconnection, & nature).

The most critical truth in the world is the gospel of Jesus. He is crucified and resurrected. And His grace is effective for all who believe on Him.

The most critical truth in the world is the gospel of Jesus. He is crucified and resurrected. And His grace is effective for all who believe on Him.

Paul answers the objection of death for the Christian and describes in detail the resurrection we will enjoy.

Jesus takes the sum of His ethic and declares that those who build on it are firmly established. Though applicable for non-believers seeking justification, this s actually a sanctification passage (like all the Sermon). Jesus is calling believers to follow His ethic by building their lives on His words. Truly, that is building to last.