Paul urges the Corinthians to resolve their disputes within the church, rather than taking them to secular courts, emphasizing unity, peace, and a strong witness to the world. Believers have God's wisdom and authority to settle conflicts in a way that honors Him.

Tonight, we will look at a problem, the solution, and the outcome. A dispute is brewing about the distribution of help to the widows. We will see how to approach and work through problems as they arise in the church.

Today we learn the importance of removing sin and how not doing so can have huge consequences on us as individuals and as a church.

When the apostles were arrested and beaten for teaching about Jesus, they did not give up—they rejoiced because they knew they were serving God! Come join us this Sunday as we learn how to stand strong in our faith, even when it is hard.

Paul reminds the Corinthians that only God has the authority to judge actions. They should avoid being prideful or overly critical of others, including Paul and his apostles, and trust God to judge justly in His time with humility.

Tonight we learn that God takes his church seriously and actively works to support it,  correct it, and keep it on track.

Join us as we explore 1 Corinthians 3:18–4:4, where Paul challenges us to trade worldly wisdom for godly wisdom and live as faithful stewards of Christ. Come study with us as we learn how to seek God’s approval above all else and grow together in His truth!

Praying in spirit and truth is about a deep, sincere relationship with God, it is guided by the Holy Spirit and grounded in God’s truth.

Today Paul teaches us to avoid being worldly, to focus on Jesus, and to build the church on the foundation Jesus started.

Acts 4 reminds us as a church, we should gather with hearts of generosity, sharing not only our resources but also our love. This is our calling to be a living example of God’s grace to those around us. Join us as we embrace the call to live with open hands and open hearts.