Paul corrects a misapplied truth in the Corinthian people. They approach male - female relationships wrongly and take communion for the wrong reason.

Paul reminds the people of Corinth that they need to stay away from idol worship and rely on the oneness that we have in the cross.

We had some technical difficulties so we join the message just over a minute in. The introduction to the message was missed. We are looking at Matthew 14 and the story of Jesus walking on the water. The storms in our lives that cause us pain and fear are the things we discuss as we open the message.

Paul reminds the people to take care materially those who take care of them spiritually. The spiritual needs of the people are often unseen but when not met harm is done.

Paul addresses a problem with people worshiping idols and changing customs without changing beliefs.

Two key readings that are important for us today. Job deals with suffering and through that remains faithful, teaching us how to do the same. Paul writes to Christians about their opportunity and calling to tell others about the Gospel message - this is not just for pastors but all of us!

Paul talks about marriage and living life together.

Paul encourages the believers to stay out of the court system. Keep your disagreements civil and always work toward reconciliation on both sides of the problem.

Paul deals with a topic that might be sensitive for some to hear. If you're a parent listening with your kiddos, you might want to listen first to make sure you are prepared to answer some questions they might have.

One of the biggest scandals of grace is that Jesus doesn't care just about our spiritual needs. He cares about our physical needs as well. The God of all things cares about your lunch! How cool is that?!