1 Corinthians 9; Why would a Christian give up "who they are?" So often, we believe that we are bound to our race, our culture, our background, or upbringing - God says that we are not. Christians have a unique ability to "become all things to all people so that we might win some."

1 Corinthians 8; The church in Corinth had another problem - should we or should we noot eat meat that had been offered to idols? Paul turns this question from a simple "yes" or "no" decision into a different and better question - how might you love your brother? While a Christian has many freedoms, a Christian is never free to cause his brother to fall away from Jesus.

1 Corinthians 7; Thousands of couples, burning with passion, enter into marriage believing that physical intimacy, desire to leave each other, and lack of love for one another will ever be their problem - and they're blindsided. They discover that the reverse of these things become reality. This sermon deals with marriage and divorce and seeks to show how keeping your eyes focused on what God is doing in the world is the answer to our relational issues.

1 Corinthians 7; "What's wrong with me?" ..."I'm afraid I'll miss out" ...and other phrases may be common among those who are single. This sermon examines 1 Corinthians 7 and asks, "What in the world is God doing?" The way that we answer that question changes everything and helps us, not only to understand singleness, but to glorify God with your singleness.

1 Corinthians 6; What is your motivation for holiness and to fight sin? Your motivation matters more than you think. Paul shows the Corinthians the correct motivation for holiness and then applies it through confronting two different issues: lawsuits and sexual immorality.

1 Corinthians 5; As the Corinthian church problems continue, Paul turns to address the sexual immorality that is tolerated. A man is having relations with his father's wife, a sin not even tolerated among the pagans. What is the church to do? Join us as we study this difficult passage.

1 Corinthians 4; As Paul wraps up the issue of divisions, he addresses the heart of the matter, fake ministers. What does it mean to be a successful minister? The Corinthians had it all wrong. Paul pulls their eyes off of their fake leaders and says, "imitate me."

1 Corinthians 3; Today it's popular to be spiritual but not religious, but how does the Bible define true spirituality. Now that Paul has compared and contrasted spiritual man vs. natural man, the next question becomes, "What does it mean to be spiritual?"

1 Corinthians 2; As church fights continue, Paul compares and contrasts spiritual man vs. natural man. The Corinthians are claiming to be "spiritual" but they're acting "natural."

1 Corinthians 1; This teaching kicks off a series in 1 Corinthians. This is a real letter addressed to a real church with real problems. Paul launches directly into the first issue to be address: church fights.