Paul reminds the Corinthians about forgiveness, love and grace.

We find comfort in the presence of God even in the midst of our struggles. We also recognize the assurance of God's presence through all of our lives. As we see the presence of God on full display, we seek how we might look different than the world through our daily acts of worship.

Paul explains changes to his itinerary and the presence of God through all times (good and bad).

Paul closes the book with some final thoughts that are worth considering.

The resurrection is such a powerful and necessary part of what we believe as followers of Jesus. Here's why.

Jesus says some startling things that are used to draw people closer in relationship.

Paul explains speaking in tongues and prophecy.

What's love got to do with it?

Paul describes the way we function as the body of Christ. Not separate but together. Many but still somehow one.

The readings for this week deal with a hard question the New Testament followers had to wrestle with - who's in and who's out. The struggle was that some thought "in" was a result of bloodline, but these writers seem to tell us a little different reality.