On behalf of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, welcome once again to Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann. Pastor Bill is in the process of taking us verse-by-verse through the book of First Corinthians. We find ourselves in chapter fourteen today, where we discover some valuable instructions regarding the gifts of prophecy and tongues. These gifts tend to be the center of some controversy but we'll soon see how they are to be exercised according to God's Word. If you have a Bible handy, join us in First Corinthians, chapter fourteen. Here's Pastor Bill...

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Welcome to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Currently, we're making our way through the highly practical book of First Corinthians. You may recall that not too long ago, as we studied chapter twelve, we looked in detail at the spiritual gifts. Paul then moved on to discuss love in chapter thirteen, and now in chapter fourteen, we return to subject of spiritual gifts, and more specifically the gifts of tongues and prophecy. Here's Pastor Bill...

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It's a pleasure to have you along as we open our Bibles to the book of First Corinthians here on Hope From the Word. Pastor Bill Luebkemann is the senior pastor at Calvary Chapel of Marlton, and the teacher here on our program. As we look at chapter fourteen today, we'll again be reminded of the great gifts God has bestowed upon us, and the great responsibility we have to use then correctly. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann with more...

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Thank you for joining us for Hope from the Word. Our program is a daily time of study and application in God's word, with our senior pastor, Bill Luebkemann. We've just finish First Corinthians chapter thirteen where Paul is talking about the greatest gift of all, love. Every gift from God is precious and should be treated as such. But there are times when we get a gift from God and think it's better than a gift that someone else has. That's putting yourself above someone else and that is not a good place to be in. There are right ways and wrong ways to use our gifts, and when they are used incorrectly, the results can be devastating. Here's Pastor Bill with a study in First Corinthians chapter fourteen...

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Hello and welcome to Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann, senior pastor here at Calvary Chapel of Marlton, New Jersey. On today's program we wrap up our look at First Corinthians thirteen, the love chapter. In these thirteen verses, we've seen what God's definition of love is, and how it compares to man's flawed description. We've also seen that while this Godly love may seem almost impossible for us to possess, we can do it with God's help. With our final look at the wonderful love chapter, First Corinthians thirteen, here's Pastor Bill...

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It's great to have you along for today's Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Make your way over to First Corinthians thirteen as we look at God's definition of love together. In songs, poems, and other mediums, mankind has defined love in many ways but our definition can never match God's. What is love in God's eyes? Let's find out as we join Pastor Bill for today's message based on First Corinthians thirteen, verses seven through thirteen.

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Calvary Chapel of Marlton presents Hope From the Word, with our teacher Bill Luebkemann. On this edition of the program we'll set our sights once again on First Corinthians thirteen, known as the “love chapter”. In verses five and six, we see Paul describe what love does, it rejoices in truth! On the flip side of the coin we notice it doesn't behave rudely, seek it's own, get provoked, think evil, or rejoice in iniquity. Does that sound a little impossible for you and me? Well, with God's help, we can love this way! Here's Pastor Bill with some encouragement from First Corinthians thirteen.

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Welcome to the broadcast. This is Hope From the Word, a daily time of study and application in God's word. I think it's safe to say that we are living in a time when rudeness is commonplace. It seems that everywhere we turn someone is acting poorly. Pastor Bill Luebkemann will take us today to First Corinthians thirteen, where we learn that rudeness and self-seeking are the opposite of what Godly love is all about. Can you imagine a world where rudeness is eliminated? Seems far-fetched, but we can certainly start with the person we see in the mirror! Here's Pastor Bill...

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Welcome to Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann, senior pastor at Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We've been going verse-by-verse through First Corinthians. We're in the thirteenth chapter which is known as the love chapter; and we see a very intensive description of what love is, and what it is not! Love is not just warm and fuzzy feelings, it's action. Pastor Bill points us to the person who practiced love perfectly, Jesus Christ. Join us in verse four...

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If you watch television, especially sporting events and entertainment shows, you're bound to see someone boasting. It's all too common. But as we'll learn today on Hope From the Word, boasting and envy are two things that are absolutely counterproductive to our lives as Christians. Pastor Bill Luebkemann is taking us verse-by-verse through First Corinthians, and today we'll again look at chapter thirteen verse four, as Paul describes and defines love. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann...

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