Sometimes people long for the “good old days” of the first-century church where everyone shared everything and there were no fights or division. Actually, it seems wherever people gather together… even God’s people… there are going to be… “issues”. Paul the church planter has some stern advice, some loving encouragement and a reminder of sound doctrine for a messy church that is surprisingly relatable in the 21st century.

Sometimes people long for the “good old days” of the first-century church where everyone shared everything and there were no fights or division. Actually, it seems wherever people gather together… even God’s people… there are going to be… “issues”. Paul the church planter has some stern advice, some loving encouragement and a reminder of sound doctrine for a messy church that is surprisingly relatable in the 21st century.

1 Corinthians 8:1-13

Sometimes people long for the “good old days” of the first-century church where everyone shared everything and there were no fights or division. Actually, it seems wherever people gather together… even God’s people… there are going to be… “issues”. Paul the church planter has some stern advice, some loving encouragement and a reminder of sound doctrine for a messy church that is surprisingly relatable in the 21st century.

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Sometimes people long for the “good old days” of the first-century church where everyone shared everything and there were no fights or division. Actually, it seems wherever people gather together… even God’s people… there are going to be… “issues”. Paul the church planter has some stern advice, some loving encouragement and a reminder of sound doctrine for a messy church that is surprisingly relatable in the 21st century.

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Sometimes people long for the “good old days” of the first-century church where everyone shared everything and there were no fights or division. Actually, it seems wherever people gather together… even God’s people… there are going to be… “issues”. Paul the church planter has some stern advice, some loving encouragement and a reminder of sound doctrine for a messy church that is surprisingly relatable in the 21st century.