Paul acknowledges the possibility of disagreement between believers, but points them to the saving work of Jesus to help remind them to live peacefully with each other.

Paul identifies a person living in sin and encourages the Corinthians to stop being inactive or passive about it and to behave like the Church should - remove the man living in sin from your fellowship.

Paul wraps up his thoughts on the leadership issues happening within the Corinthian Church.

Paul continues to explain what proper Christian leadership looks like, compared to the power-grab that the Corinthians have been pursuing.

Paul encourages the Corinthians to be discerning as they receive the Word of God, regardless of who proclaims it.

Paul celebrates that God is the one who causes spiritual growth in the hearts of His people.

Paul points out the necessity of the Holy Spirit's work in the lives of Christians.

Considering their spiritual maturity level, Paul came to the Corinthians and simply presented the Gospel, simply.

God has left us nothing to boast about except Himself.

Paul points out that God, in His wisdom, provided salvation to mankind in an unexpected way.