Paul concludes his letter to the Corinthians.

Paul continues to wrap up the letter to Corinth by giving them a clearer timeline of when they can expect a visit from him.

Paul makes sure the Corinthians know that he's coming to visit them while helping them coordinate the collection of money to go to Jerusalem.

When we consider death, those who are in Jesus have nothing to fear.

Just as seeds die before they grow into something new, the resurrection will do the same for us.

Echoing Romans 5:12, Paul touches on our work and suffering in Christ being pointless if the resurrection didn't happen.

Paul begins to discuss the implications on if the resurrection did not happen.

Before talking about the resurrection, Paul highlights the message he proclaimed to the Corinthians.

Paul summarizes worship practices that he's been touching on since chapter 11.

Paul ends his thoughts on spiritual gifts (for now).