Are you laboring for what matters most in life? Is your life organized in such a way that honors God and fulfills His purpose for your life? As we look at 1 Corinthians 3:9-15, we'll discover what it looks like to "build what matters" and to be a laborer in God's Kingdom. 

"It wasn't supposed to be this way..." Has this thought ever ran through your mind? Maybe you lost a loved one, or a relationship unexpectedly ended. Maybe your life has not turned out the way you imagined. Is there any hope? How do we move forward? This week, we're taking a break from our study in 1 Corinthians to unpack Hebrews 4:14-16. 

We're all building something—relationships, careers, resumes, etc. But are you building what matters most? 

What is godly wisdom? Is it available to us? What is it characterized by? This week we'll look wisdom rooted in Christ Jesus. 

"The message of the cross is..." How would you finish this phrase? In our text this week, Paul wants to remind the believers about the message that unites them. Join us this week as we discover the importance of the message of the cross! 

Unity has been a struggle within the church for as long as it's been around. In this episode, we'll discover the first of many issues in the church at Corinth. What caused the disunity? How can we learn from the mistakes in Corinth? 

This semester we will journey through 1 Corinthians— a letter written to a group of imperfect Jesus followers. The church in Corinth had all kinds of issues, but Paul begins by reminding them of their God-given identity. If you are a follower Jesus, the identity given to the Corinthian Christians is also yours. 

We fight for a lot of good things in life, but are we fighting for the best things? In this episode, we look at what it means to fight for fellowship with the Lord. 

We live in a world that is crying out, "Set me free!" We have the answer—Jesus. Are you willing to take this message of freedom to the world? 

What does the Bible have to say about the "s" word—singleness? Whether you are married, dating, or flying solo, we believe God has a word for you.