Hi there, and welcome once more to Hope From the Word. Currently Pastor Bill Luebkemann is leading us verse-by-verse through First Corinthians. As we return to chapter seven today we look again at marriage the way God intends it to be. This union between man and woman is something God takes very seriously, and so should we. In fact, as we'll learn today, it must not be broken, with one exception. Whether you find yourself married or unmarried, contemplating divorce, or perhaps you've already gone through the process, please stay tuned as Pastor Bill shows us from scripture what God has to say on the matter. There's something here in First Corinthians seven for each of us.

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This is Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. A warm welcome to each of you as we pick up where we left off yesterday in our expositional study of First Corinthians. Sexual immorality was prevalent in Corinth back in the first century, much like it is today here in our world. With that came quite a few questions like is it better to stay single or should you be married? Is divorce permissible? Can someone who is divorced remarry? I think even many Christians would disagree on the answers. Here's Pastor Bill to help shed some light on this area of life, from First Corinthians chapter seven.

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On behalf of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, welcome to Hope From the Word. We begin today with an exciting look at a very enlightening chapter in the Bible when it comes to relationships. First Corinthians seven is full to the brim with Godly insight regarding marriage as well as being single. There's something for each of us right here, and so we hope you can join us for what we believe will be a profitable time together in the Word. Our teacher, as always, is Pastor Bill Luebkemann.

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Turn on the TV during the daytime and you're quite likely to run across one of the many shows featuring a judge, a boisterous plaintiff and defendant. Often the cases are for little money and lots of revenge. Today on our broadcast of Hope From the Word, Pastor Bill Luebkemann returns to the sixth chapter of First Corinthians and shows us two ways that we can bring honor and glory to God, one of which deals directly with this whole matter of lawsuits.

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Hi there, and welcome once more to Hope From the Word. Currently Pastor Bill Luebkemann is leading us verse-by-verse through First Corinthians. As we return to chapter seven today we look again at marriage the way God intends it to be. This union between man and woman is something God takes very seriously, and so should we. In fact, as we'll learn today, it must not be broken, with one exception. Whether you find yourself married or unmarried, contemplating divorce, or perhaps you've already gone through the process, please stay tuned as Pastor Bill shows us from scripture what God has to say on the matter. There's something here in First Corinthians seven for each of us.

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We encounter a difficult passage of scripture today on Hope From the Word. Not difficult to understand, but rather, difficult to obey! Chapter five of First Corinthians describes a certain type of individual that as Christians we are not to hang around with. There's good reason for this course of action, and Pastor Bill Luebkemann will show us why as we continue our verse-by-verse study of First Corinthians. Here's Pastor Bill with a message recorded at Calvary Chapel of Marlton.

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On behalf of Pastor Bill Luebkemann and everyone at Calvary Chapel of Marlton, welcome to Hope From the Word. Today we press on in our study through First Corinthians where we'll be looking at chapter five. Immorality is a huge problem in today's society. Just turn on your television any weekday afternoon or evening if you need proof. The Corinthians didn't have television of course, but they had a big time problem with immorality. That's the first issue Paul addresses in chapter five. The question is how do we deal with it in the church today. Here's Pastor Bill to show us from scripture...

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Calvary Chapel of Marlton presents Hope From the Word. Pastor Bill Luebkemann is our Bible teacher here on the program, and today he'll bring us the conclusion of his message based on First Corinthians chapter four. As we go verse-by-verse through this remarkable epistle from Paul, it's apparent that the Corinthians faced many of the same problems the church faces today. God's Word is still relevant and we need to do the same things Paul suggests here in First Corinthians. Here's Pastor Bill...

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Today, Pastor Bill Luebkemann returns to his study of First Corinthians. You may recall if you've been with us recently, that the Corinthian church was filled with people who were living carnal lives. Well, here in chapter four, the Apostle Paul addresses their divisiveness and spiritual immaturity, and the practical application for our day and age will become apparent as we follow along. Let's see what he has to say to them, and us! Here's Pastor Bill...

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Welcome once again to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Today we return to the third chapter of First Corinthians. Now, remember that the Apostle Paul is writing to a church that had its fair share of problems. These same problems exist in today's church as we'll soon see. Last time we discovered what a carnal Christian is: he's one who is caught up in envy, strife, and divisions. With some encouraging words on overcoming our selfish tendencies, here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann...

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