Welcome back to our second week of our new series, “Focus.” Last week, we started to lay the foundation for our focus when we talked about our thoughts. Are they positive or negative? Paul talks seriously about the things we are thinking about, and the importance of aligning our thoughts with Christ. Today, in week 2, we are going to be speaking about our eyes. Because out of all the things that tend to lose focus within us, our eyes often go first.

Big Idea: Much of what we choose to focus on is triggered by what we think about. As we begin this series, Paul talks about the importance of this concept. Our thoughts have the power either to drag us down to an emotional and spiritual valley of death, or to lift us high to a mountaintop. As a foundational rule, focusing on the negatives will make it very difficult for us to see the positives.

! Corinthians 2:10-16

1 Corinthians 2:1-9

WE men think that we are wiser than God. Paul calls on the wisdom of God and fooliness of God s wiser than men

Intro to 1 Corinthians 1:1-9

The thoughts of Paul. Date and time this book was written. 

The church should be unified not veause every Christian is exactly alike but because we all pledge the allegiance to the same Lord.

I Corinthians 1:10-17, 

Luke 4:1-13

The Christmas story in accurate order accordingly with the Jewish calendar. Matthew chapter 1 and Luke 

2 Peter 3:10-18