Does everyone deserve to be happy? What does Jesus offer to those who follow him? We take a look at this popular saying and consider the pursuit of happiness in the light of the teaching of Jesus and the apostles.

Chapter 9: Paul explains why he wants to offer the Corinthians the message of Jesus without charging them money. He shows his absolute determination not to make anyone stumble in their relationship with God because of choices he had made whilst working among them.

Chapter 8. We see how knowledge inflates the individual but love builds the house. Paul shows how we must consider how our actions impact the vulnerable; being prepared to let go of something we may feel is our right in the interest of building one another up.

Following Catching Foxes, we look at how we can get help in the midst of great pressure and anxiety and a mental ill-health pandemic.

Chapter 7: Paul is answering questions from a letter the Corinthians had evidently written to him, but which we don't have. One of the questions was about whether Christians should have sexual relationships...

Chapter 6. Paul challenges the church to sort out its internal issues without going to court, and talks about the impact of sexual sin.

Chapter 5: Paul challenges the Corinthian believers because they not only tolerate a sexually immoral relationship in the church, but are also proud of themselves.

Chapter 4: Paul talks about apostles being like stewards of God's household, yet at  the same time, somehow being the scum of the earth...

Discover how the micro-narratives that slip into our minds are like little foxes that can change the course of our lives if we choose to let them...

Paul challenges the Corinthians to grow up, to no longer act like children in the playground, but to see that they are God's temple which he inhabits by his Spirit.