Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Paul challenges the Corinthians to learn from the mistakes of the Israelites, as we try to learn from the mistakes of the Corinthians.

Your words matter. They have the ability to build up or tear down. How are you using yours?

Paul encourages the church at Corinth to lay down their Christian liberties if it might damage the faith of their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

God has given us a clear design for marriage. The Corinthian church had strayed from that design and it had greatly affected the church.

The church in Corinth fought among themselves, but failed to fight their sexual immorality. Paul challenges them to exercise the grace that they've been given to fight these two battles accordingly.

Paul addresses the Corinthian church regarding the difficult doctrine of church discipline.

The church at Corinth had an unhealthy view of leadership. Paul teaches them how we should view leaders and how we should lead others.

The Corinthian church had ceased to grow in their faith because they were walking according to the flesh instead of according the Spirit which they had been given in Christ.

An unhealthy church looks just like the rest of the world. Paul tells the church in Corinth that they have been given the mind of Christ and are therefore empowered to live radically different lives than the world around them.

Paul begins his letter to the church in Corinth by encouraging them to unite around the gospel instead of dividing over things that don't matter.