Continuing in 1 Corinthians Chapter 14.

What actually gives your life weight? This week we're in 1 Corinthians 13 — where Paul says you can have every gift, every achievement, every sacrifice, and still walk away with nothing. There's one thing that survives and makes things count for eternity. Join us as we discover what it is.

"I'm not interested in organized religion." Fair enough — because that's not what church was ever meant to be. Paul calls it a body. Alive. Every part needed, every part valued, one Spirit holding it all together. This Sunday: what it means to actually belong.

"Rivers of living water will flow from within" — that's what Jesus promised anyone who believes in Him (John 7:38). The gifts of the Spirit are part of that river — not a trickle reserved for a few, but something already flowing in you, ready to be released. This week: believe it, and let it flow.

What's your spiritual gift, and how do you know it's actually from God? We're in 1 Corinthians 12 — a church overflowing with spiritual activity that Paul still calls "ignorant." We'll unpack what he means, and what it looks like to actually walk in what the Spirit has given you.

What happens when the meal meant to unite us becomes the thing that divides us? We're in 1 Corinthians 11 — the Lord's Supper, why Paul was furious about how the Corinthian church was taking it, and what it actually means to "discern the body." Come ready to see communion differently.

One of the most debated passages in the New Testament, tackled head-on. What does the Bible actually mean by "authority," and what can the relationship between the Father and the Son teach us about it? Come dig into a tricky text and leave with a fuller picture of what biblical order really looks like.

In 1 Corinthians 10:14–11:1, Paul gives us the alternative: not white-knuckled avoidance of temptation, but a way of escape. This week we look at what it actually means to flee.