The passage we are looking at this week says the answer involves laying down some of the rights and freedoms we have in the Gospel so that we don't cause a new Christian to stumble in their faith. It's a very real test of maturity.

To answer the question about whether Christians should even bother to get married in the last days, the Apostle Paul encourages us to look at our priorities. No, it's not a sin to get married. But singleness is encouraged in a way that cuts across some of our cultural expectations.

In this week's passage, the Apostle Paul encourages us to embrace our station in life and serve God faithfully in the place He has put us.

This Sunday, we look at a topic that has much relevance to the day to day lives of every adult, and specifically every married couple.

Only in Him will we be truly happy.

If we are trusting in the person and work of Jesus for our salvation, the Holy Spirit is working in our hearts to change how we live. We no longer live in worldly ways, seeking our own pleasure, but we are transformed so that we live for God and His glory.

Should a Christian take another Christian to court to settle a dispute? The passage we are looking at this Sunday says a very definite "No". But what is the reason for this? And why not seek justice if you have been unfairly wronged?

How do we enjoy and honour God when good gifts are taken away from us? This is where the rubber meets the road when it comes to our hearts.

God knew that life would be like this; He designed it this way. So, how do we shake that mindset and worship God in the mundane parts of life? This Sunday's message will give some insights and tools to help you rejoice in the midst of normality.

This is what our Spring holiday series is all about: How can I glory God more by delighting in the things He has made?