In today's question and answer session, we address the questions of what it means for the spiritual man to know all things and also how it is that a Christian, despite having the mind of God, still struggles with certain aspects of their lives.

Paul showed us in Chapter One of the book of Corinthians how the message of the cross is folly to the natural man. In today's Bible studies, we see Christ crucified, the hidden wisdom of God, decreed by Him, concealed by Him, and revealed by Him to the spiritual man.

In our Question and Answer session on 1st Corinthians Chapter 2, we explore the questions of how a believer can fall into sin despite having the Holy Spirit and what Paul meant when he said that the spiritual man judges, but he himself is not judged.

Today we explore the second half of 1st Corinthians Chapter 2, where we see now the ministry of the Holy Spirit, the third person of the trinity. Paul buttresses the role the Holy Spirit plays in God's church in keeping them in God's view and grace in the world around them.

Of the myriad of questions from the first chapter of the book of Corinthians, the Question and Answer session today spotlights the issue of baptism, one of the issues Paul highlights as a division in the Corinthian church, and how some aspects of that issue play out in the church today.

In today's Bible study, Paul continues the flow of focus by pointing the Corinthians to set their hearts back on Christ, God's central message. He reminds them that the cross is the object of their faith and testimony.

In today's service, we fix our eyes on the closing verses of 1st Corinthians Chapter 1. We see Paul show us how God's electing grace saves out, with no merit or power on our part. He reminds us of the ever-constant power in the cross and where our merit with God truly lies.

In today's portion of scripture, we see how Paul draws the attention of the Corinthian church back to its original position amidst the squabbles and divisions in the church. He reminds them that it is the Christ cruxified who is the wisdom and the power of God to save men, not wordly wisdom nor power.

There are questions that usually tend to follow close behind after certain portions of scripture are explained to us. In this question and answer session, listen to the essence of the text broken down from the questions that arise in our hearts on the questions of the church's unity as a body united together and in Christ.

Beyond Paul's greetings and reassurances to the church in Corinth, there lies various issues Paul needs to address in this body of Christ. Today, we explore the quarrels and divisions that faced the Corinthian church and how Paul reminds them where their attention ought to be.