Consequences are a form of God’s grace to get our obedience.

We can’t assume that because there’s an “open door” that God is inside. Live in a season of steadfastness rather than conscience-stricken.

What do we see in David that is truly unique and teaches us about being “A person after God’s own heart?”

Our ability to live in hope in the present is based upon our knowledge that God has been with us in the past.

It is worthwhile to invest your life in building up the church because Jesus invested all of his.

They are some of the most profound and historic words on love ever written.  1 Corinthians 13 sets the standard high.  But the context of Paul’s words weren’t about romantic relationships, but what happens in a church family.

If you’ve ever felt like others are more important in the church than you or you’ve struggled with your place, Paul has some encouraging words for you!

Understanding the joy (and pain) of family gatherings by recognizing communion is not an action we partake in, but rather something we become.

None of us likes to experience the consequences of sin.  God doesn’t want us to either! Paul offers the Corinthians hope for an escape.

What motivates people to cross boarders and cultures to share the good news of Jesus?