Paul has just reminded the Corinthians that he didn't rely on human wisdom or gimmicks of any kind when he came to Corinth - he simply proclaimed Jesus Christ and him crucified. And he did so in the power of the Holy Spirit, relying on him to...

We learn that as the people of God we are to be heralds of the Good News. Our job is to present the King's message to the King's people without distortion or distraction.

We are constantly tempted to change the message of the Gospel to win the approval of others because we fear man. We are afraid of being thought of as fools, and we are tempted to be embarrassed of the foolishness of the Gospel.

However, in the...

Paul dives into the first major problem facing the Corinthian, which was division - and specifically, division over the human leaders they followed (or didn't follow). Three groups centered around Paul, Apollos, and Peter, while one group...

As we launch our new series for the year, "Messy Church: 1st Corinthians", we will be introduced to the church in Corinth and we will be reminded that although every church is messy, God is in the business of transforming messy churches into...

The scribes and Pharisees are grumbling because Jesus "receives sinners and eats with them." As a result, Jesus speaks three parables on lostness.

We'll consider our calling, as Jesus' disciples, to be under-shepherds for the...

Many people today, including many professing Christians, no longer believe in the reality of Hell. Many others would say they aren't sure if Hell exists.

Naturally, if you don't believe in Hell, or you're not entirely sure people...

As we start a 3-week series entitled, "Who's Your One?", we'll learn about what it truly means to be a disciple of Jesus and what that means for how we should tell others about Him.

This week in Psalm 148 we learn that all of creation praises God and that we too are called to worship the Creator and not creation.

This week we look at Psalm 136 - a Psalm of thanksgiving. By remembering who God is, what He has done, is doing and will do, we can cultivate thankful and worshipful hearts regardless of our circumstances.