Paul encourages the Corinthian believers to exercise discipline AND demonstrate mercy.

Paul the Apostle addresses a group of believers who have misunderstandings about his failed attempts to visit them. He teaches them how his present problems are for everyone's benefit.

Paul closes his first letter to the Corinthians with practical advice and clear direction.

Paul the Apostle addresses Corinthian skeptics who mock any resurrection, much less Jesus' victory over death. Paul also encourages these believers that we shall all overcome death through Jesus Christ.

Paul confronts the Corinthians for allowing some to teach that there is no resurrection. The fact that Jesus rose from the dead as he promised is fundamental to the Christian faith and for our future hope.

Jesus enters Jerusalem for His final week of earthly ministry. He cleanses the Temple and sends His disciples to take part in His mission.

Paul reminds the errant Corinthian believers what the real message of Jesus is.

In his letter to the believers at Corinth, Paul reminds them that God wants to bless them with spiritual gifts, but that love for the individual and the good of the group must be the motives for desiring these gifts.

God's love is very different from earthly love, and when He pours it into our hearts by the power of the Holy Spirit, He enables us to love like He does.

Jesus is the Bread that causes us to live and satisfies us beyond this life.