1st Corinthians 8 -- Would you ever give up a God-approved right in your own life to simply make the walk of faith a little easier for your brother or sister in Christ?

We've made it out of 1st Corinthians 7 with much new wisdom but also with some tired legs. This Sunday our topic of consideration is this - Would you ever give up a God-approved right in your own life to simply make the walk of faith a little easier and more fruitful for your faith brother or faith sister?

1st Corinthians 8 -- Would you ever give up a God-approved right in your own life to simply make the walk of faith a little easier for your brother or sister in Christ?

We've made it out of 1st Corinthians 7 with much new wisdom but also with some tired legs. This Sunday our topic of consideration is this - Would you ever give up a God-approved right in your own life to simply make the walk of faith a little easier and more fruitful for your faith brother or faith sister?

1 Corinthians 7 -- Is there a relationship between happiness and marriage? What does "happily ever after" really mean?

As we finish out our study of the 1st Corinthians seven passage, we will get to ask the important question of what the relationship between happiness and marriage is. What does happily ever after really mean?

1 Corinthians 7 -- Is there a relationship between happiness and marriage? What does "happily ever after" really mean?

1 Corinthians 7 -- After several weeks of discussing the role sex plays in the life of Jesus' followers, we turn this week to the surprising truth about singleness and the "gift of celibacy." How could that be a gift? Why does Paul say that he wishes all could be like him (unmarried)?

1 Corinthians 7 -- After several weeks of discussing the role sex plays in the life of Jesus' followers, we turn this week to the surprising truth about singleness and the "gift of celibacy." How could that be a gift? Why does Paul say that he wishes all could be like him (unmarried)?

After several weeks of discussing the role sex plays in the life of Jesus' followers, we turn this week to the surprising truth about singleness and the "gift of celibacy." How could that be a gift? Why does Paul say that he wishes all could be like him (unmarried)?