Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in 1st Corinthians. This morning we focus on Chapter 6 verses 12-20, when Paul exhorts the Corinthian church to flee sexual immorality. He reminds us that we are not our own, but bought at a price, and that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series through 1st Corinthians. Today we focus on living on the problem the Corinthian church had of having the world permeate into it, rather than the gospel permeate from the Church into the world. We see how believers in the church were suing one another, rather than judging the matter within, and rather than humbling themselves in light of the gospel.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series through 1st Corinthians. This morning we look at one of the marks of the church: Church Discipline.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series through the epistle of 1st Corinthians. Today we look at Chapter 4, and how Paul demonstrated (sometimes through sarcasm) what a gospel centered life and ministry looks like.

Rev. Kent Compton brings us the word this Resurrection Sunday. We see how Jesus not only died for our sins, but also that he resurrected in power as the vindication of God and the fulfillment of Scripture.

Rev. Dr. Jack Whytock brings the Word to us this morning. We focus our attention on the trial of Jesus before the gentiles. We see how Pilate, both declares the innocence of Jesus before succumbing to the pressures of the Jews, and how Pilate himself was on trial before Jesus. Dr. Whytock also stresses the need for a personal application of the death and resurrection of the Jesus. Drawing from Luther's catechism, where he adds to the famous Apostle's and Nicene creeds, "suffered under Pontius Pilate, died, buried, and resurrected, for me".

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in the Epistle of 1st Corinthians. Building off off our message last week where focused on the wisdom and power of the gospel, this week we look at the metaphor that Paul uses of a master builder. Just as the temple of old was built with precious materials, that did not decay, so we ought to build our lives, and the life of the church on a foundation that will stand the test.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in 1 Corinthians. This week we focus on how Paul's emphasis when preaching was not eloquence or loftiness of speech, but the power of the Gospel. God often works through our weakness and humility, and the gospel advances often in spite of our seeming inabilities.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series looking at the Epistle of 1 Corinthians. This morning we focus on the seeming foolishness of God, and how God strips away any notion that our strength, intellect or goodness can save us.