Our focus in 2 Cor. 4-5 is the transcendent life, being in the "tent" of this body but living beyond it. During our discussion, we discover that believers are allowed to groan - but only in regards to two things.

Why does Paul refer to the Mosaic Covenant as a "ministry of death"? Join Beth Tikkun as we answer this question while exploring 2 Corinthians chapter 3.

As we begin the book of 2 Corinthians, we explore six different Hebrew words sometimes translated as "change" to meditate upon this vital spiritual concept. If we are truly alive, we will always be developing, changing. Believers, therefore, should be masters of change.

Join us as we explore within the soaring pinnacle of 1 Corinthians, chapter 15, the "resurrection chapter." Our first question is, "What is the Good News?" Other topics include salvation for all and the "resurrection body."

We tackle the "tongues" chapter this week, taking a considerable amount of time to lay a foundation before reading through the chapter verse-by-verse. The introduction includes a brief history of the gift of tongues from Sinai to the Gentiles and the historical and charismatic perspectives on tongues.

Steve Meeks brings us a powerful message on forgiveness from both Scripture and his personal story, and he shares suggestions for practical application. As we enter the season of our freedom, Steve helps us open one of the most important doorways out of Egypt.

In dipping into the much cherished "love" chapter, we begin by looking again at the Hebrew word "ahavah." Diving into the text, our topics include unforgiveness, the Greek equivalent for "shalom" (teleos), gifts of the Spirit, the veil of the physical, Yeshua in the passage, the centrality of love, and God's thirteen attributes of mercy.

We focus on gifts in this week's teaching - body, soul, and spirit. Before we get there, however, we address the section on head coverings from chapter 11, learning little-taught history regarding head coverings in ancient Rome.

In today's teaching, we focus on the power of attitude, the "spirit" behind our deeds. Our main topic for the teaching is the life of constant freedom that flows, ironically, through the doorway of constant death.

In unpacking 1 Corinthians 10, we focus on Paul's peculiar ordering of five wilderness disasters, and we hear some stark and sobering words regarding the idol of this age.