Would you give a baby a plate of prime rib? Or would you give an adult a baby's bottle? Of course not! As humans, we are supposed grow and develop. Likewise, Christians are called to develop and mature in our relationship with the Lord. So, how do we do this? We'll talk about that today on Bridging the Gap.

Many people in the hostile culture of 2022, view God as some sort of cosmic kill joy. The reality is quite the opposite. He has a wonderful and exciting plan for our lives. A plan that includes a glorious future and a real hope. So why are too few experiencing all that God has for them? Partly because they're seeking out man's wisdom rather than God's! We'll talk about that today as we head back into First Corinthians chapter two.

Today on Bridging the Gap Pastor Lloyd Pulley gets to the very essence of the Gospel and encourages us to proclaim it with the wisdom we can only receive from God Himself! It's the only message that can change lives after all! We're in First Corinthians chapter two today.

As Christians, we go to church and hear about how flawed and inadequate we are and we are set free! How can that be? This is Bridging the Gap with pastor Lloyd Pulley. We're nearing the end of First Corinthians one today.

Pastor Lloyd Pulley has been leading us verse by verse through First Corinthians, and today we're midway through chapter one. We can spend a lifetime accumulating knowledge and yet never learn how to have a real and personal relationship with God. Simple head knowledge was never God's intention for us!

While there's certainly nothing wrong with having a different opinion than the guy seated next to you, serious problems can occur when it leads to a fight or worse yet division! Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley shares from First Corinthians one, and why it's so important to have unity in the church.

We're in the early stages of our study in First Corinthians. Today we'll be focused on chapter one, verses ten through twenty-five verses. As you may know, there were a lot of problems within the church at Corinth and Paul is going to address them throughout the epistle. But before he corrects them, he encourages and commends them! He wants them focus on who they are in Christ.

Today on Bridging the Gap, we're excited to continue a new study in First Corinthians! Pastor Lloyd Pulley will continue to look at the first nine verses of chapter one. We are also looking at the reasons this wonderful letter was written and the purpose behind it.

Today we begin a new series in First Corinthians, and as we go along, you're going to discover something that pastor Lloyd is going to point out numerous times during this series - the church in Corinth was facing some of the same issues our world and our church faces today. The bible as a living document is extremely relatable to today's world, and it's especially true of this book - Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth.

Welcome to Bridging the Gap, with Pastor Lloyd Pulley, and happy Thanksgiving Day! It seems appropriate that we'll be wrapping up our study of Second Peter today, because we find in these verses something to be very thankful for - a great promise that one day we'll be completely independent of sin's consequence.