All spiritual gifts are a grace from God. What are we supposed to be showing with and through any gifts God has given us? Grace!

The supper that you eat when taking communion at church - is it the Lord's? One way to tell is that you see your brothers and sisters in Christ as God himself sees them.

How we dress has always communicated something. Since the grace of the gospel impacts every area of life for the believer, we should not be surprised that Paul has things to say about such things.

It does not matter what we think is happening when we participate or support unbelievers, it matters what they think is happening.

To those who claim the name of Christ and sit at his table, whose satisfaction is in the wine of his blood and the bread of his flesh, our testimony is fullness and wholeness.

The Corinthians had been offered life under grace. Instead, they had begin to presume upon it.

Christians take up their crosses in the race of obedience. They have godly ambition for bringing souls to Jesus, disciplining themselves and laying down rights in the service of others.

Paul is very confident in the rights provided by his freedom in Christ. He's also endlessly willing to lay them down.

Can we follow Christ's truth closely and still care for our brothers and sisters? The two go hand in hand.

If trying to walk with Christ is weighing you down something is misaligned. He takes our burdens - he doesn't add more.