There has been a lot of talk coming from the SBC about what are allowed and not allowed to do. Providentially, the text this week was about head coverings and Pauls instructions to men and women in the public gathering. Take a listen to see what head coverings were all about.

Paul tells us to ask two questions before we do anything:

1. Is this for the good of my neighbor?

2. Is this for the glory of God?

Take a listen to how he instructs to live by these two questions.

How do we view time through a gospel lens? Take a listen and see how Pastor Nik Lingle shows us how we can see our time be used for the glory of God.

Paul calls our attention back to the Israelites and tells us to learn from their past. Take a listen to see how we can do this in our own lives today.

Paul continues his focus on laying down freedoms for the sake of others using himself as an example. Take a listen to see how he did this for the sake of entering into the lives of others.

How should we engage in things not explicitly forbidden in scripture? In this chapter, Paul show how we are to balance our knowledge of the truth with our love for our brothers and sisters. Take a listen to see how we can live this way even today.

Jesus is the only one who can completely fulfill our longings and desires. Nothing else will do.

Christ is our only fulfillment. The is the message Paul begins in chapter 7. Whether you are married or single, you have value and worth and are needed in the church.

The Corinthians had a distorted view about the physical body, which caused them to believe what they did sexually didn't matter. But if we are in Christ, we have been bought with a price. We are not our own, we belong to God.

Paul is writing to the Corinthians in response to how they are settling disputes. Instead of walking in the ways of Jesus, they are suing each other taking one another to court. Take a listen to see how we are to handle disagreements with our fellow believers.