James Taylor reflects on 1 Corinthians 6.12-19 and Paul's teaching on the human body. James asks if this passage is really all about sex or is there more to worshipping with our whole body?

Joe Magill reflects on Paul's teaching about disagreement to the Corinthians and how this may parallel our experience of disagreement in this time of lockdown.

We take a diversion today into the book of Revelation, and Rachel Sheehan brings home the significance of the Lamb who is worthy to open the scroll in a time of crisis and disorientation.

Gordon James tries to get to the bottom of the problems St Paul faced with the church in Corinth. and what we can learn.

Sue Fulford picks up Neil Cook's theme of being people of the song rather than people of the quarrel and relates it directly to the situation in Corinth in Paul's time. His way of handling things is an example for us all, she says.

Steve winds back time and remembers looking after his little sister - a lesson in growing up.

Peter Walker reflects on 1 Corinthians 2 and the implications for the Christian life if we are to know the mind of Christ.

Sam Nicholson kicks off our reflections on 1 Corinthians and shows us how even in the early Church things weren't as "rose tinted" as we may believe.

David Brooke shares some thoughts on paying attention as a key to cross-cultural mission, and the importance of noticing our own blind spots and idols before we dare to speak the gospel!

Church Wigan has a growing relationship with churches in South Korea, but as Zoe Cook describeds, the blessing flows both ways.