Being a generous person outwardly begins by cultivating a generous heart inwardly.

In our therapeutic culture we value feeling good above almost everything else. Yet the passage calls us to rediscover a godly sorrow that is healthy for our soul. 

The Bible's command to not be unequally yoked is challenging and confronting in our modern world. This message explores the biblical background and contemporary application of this controversial passage.  

At the heart of the biblical story is reconciliation and at the heart of reconciliation is the cross.

We can often be fuzzy about the afterlife and the future, but Paul gives us some clear signposts toward what happens when we die, and what will take place when Christ returns.

What keeps us from losing heart as Christians?

What is the gospel? A personal offer of salvation? An invitation to eternal life? Or something else? 

Paul is under criticism from the Corinthian church for his heavy hand in a previous letter, and his defence argument is simple: glory. But what does that even mean?