Paul shares his missionary plans with the church. While this seems quite mundane, there are four important principles we can glean from Paul regarding the plans we make and the priorities we set.

Paul encourages the Christians in Corinth to take up an offering for the struggling saints in Jerusalem. In doing so, he provides us with four important principles when it comes to loving the church through giving.

When will Christ return? What will be the sign of his coming? And what will happen to Christians who are still alive when he returns?

What will the believer's resurrected body be like? Will our bodies be the same or different? If so, how will they be different? And why does it really matter? Listen as Pastor Hexon explains.

Christ is the mediator between God and man, but how does he do the work of mediator? What does that entail?

The certainty of the bodily resurrection of all believers is not simply based on faith, but on the overwhelming evidence supporting the historical resurrection of Christ and on the power of God.

The believers in Corinth had gone off course by listening to the wrong people. Paul warns them to be careful about who they listen to and not be easily led down the wrong path.