Death was undefeated before Easter, and has been undefeated since. Thankfully, Jesus will return one day soon, and when he does, death will be defeated again - this time forever. We'll learn that through Christ, God gives us eternal victory over...

Many people wonder what heaven will be like, and seek answers (true or false, helpful or unhelpful) to that question. Far fewer people ask what we will be like in the afterlife. Thankfully, Paul doesn't leave us to wonder, as God reveals through...

Paul is going to do some basic logic with the Corinthians – who, keep in mind, live in Greece – the home of Artistotle and Plato and many other great philosophers who were pioneers in the field of logic. He will help them see what would be true if...

On Easter Sunday, we learn about the transforming nature of the Gospel and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus that makes it all possible.

Last week we learned that no matter how gifted we are, we are nothing and gain nothing if we don't use our gifts in love. But love alone isn't enough to build up the body; for that to happen, we have to hear and understand the Word of...

We'll learn that without Christlike love, all signs, knowledge, and sacrifice are nothing.

In the 2nd half of 1st Corinthians 12 we learn that we are one body in Christ with various useful gifts that should not cause division but rather build up the Church and one another.

Taking a look at the second time Paul addresses the Lord's Supper, we will focus on what it means to take the Lord's Supper in an unworthy manner, and how the Supper is a picture of unity only afforded to us in the Gospel.

We'll be talking about the fact that gender isn't only or even primarily a social construct, but something that is assigned to us by God. As a result, it is imperative that we live as men and women according to God's definition of what...