What does this passage tell us about how to use "our body"?

1 Corinthians 6:9-11 -- This week we look at one of Paul's infamous vice lists. How are we supposed to read vice lists? Are they exhaustive, relevant today, something we can throw out as outdated and culturally bound?

1 Corinthians 6:9-11 -- This week we look at one of Paul's infamous vice lists. How are we supposed to read vice lists? Are they exhaustive, relevant today, something we can throw out as outdated and culturally bound?

This week we look at the passage found in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11.

This week we look at the passage found in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11.

After a long couple of years for us all, the godly love so personified in the life of a mother has been stretched and leaned upon more than ever. It is that same love we see so often in Jesus -- the Savior who washed his disciples' feet -- that is so needed in moments of uncertainty and distress. It is the love that fiercely protects and gives away the freedom of self to serve the needs of others. It is the love that we cannot live without, or we will barely live at all. It is the love we each possess as God's image-bearers and are asked to share in the world in our own unique ways. It is Motherly Love.

After a long couple of years for us all, the godly love so personified in the life of a mother has been stretched and leaned upon more than ever. It is that same love we see so often in Jesus -- the Savior who washed his disciples' feet -- that is so needed in moments of uncertainty and distress. It is the love that fiercely protects and gives away the freedom of self to serve the needs of others. It is the love that we cannot live without, or we will barely live at all. It is the love we each possess as God's image-bearers and are asked to share in the world in our own unique ways. It is Motherly Love.

After a long couple of years for us all, the godly love so personified in the life of a mother has been stretched and leaned upon more than ever. It is that same love we see so often in Jesus -- the Savior who washed his disciples' feet -- that is so needed in moments of uncertainty and distress. It is the love that fiercely protects and gives away the freedom of self to serve the needs of others. It is the love that we cannot live without, or we will barely live at all. It is the love we each possess as God's image-bearers and are asked to share in the world in our own unique ways. It is Motherly Love.

After a long couple of years for us all, the godly love so personified in the life of a mother has been stretched and leaned upon more than ever. It is that same love we see so often in Jesus -- the Savior who washed his disciples' feet -- that is so needed in moments of uncertainty and distress. It is the love that fiercely protects and gives away the freedom of self to serve the needs of others. It is the love that we cannot live without, or we will barely live at all. It is the love we each possess as God's image-bearers and are asked to share in the world in our own unique ways. It is Motherly Love.

1 Corinthians 6:1-8 -- Paul unpacks a somewhat foreign experience: Christians taking each other to court - Yikes! I hope to invite you into the core essence of the Corinthian's malfunction so that we all might grow in understanding of how to "disagree" AND still "love one another."