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Sue Not, Lest Ye Be Sued. Paul has some other advice. Don't take each other to court over every little thing. Somewhere, Judge Judy is cheering. Sue Not, Lest Ye Be Sued. Seriously, Corinthians.  Let the church community help settle it. Sounds like a good idea. That's way better than going in front of a bunch of non-believers in Roman courts. What would be even better was if Christians didn't sue each other at all, but Paul's not going to shoot for the moon here. Kingdom of God Entrance Exam. After all, Paul explains, terrible people are not going to inherit the kingdom of God. Not even a little bit. Fornicators? Idolaters? Adulterers? Male prostitutes? Sodomites? Thieves? Greedy folks? Drunks? Abusers? They're all out. Paul points out that some of the folks in the Christian church used to be guilty of this kind of stuff. Uh-oh…But, then they were baptized in Christ and it's all good.  Let's just try to keep it that way, guys. It Does a Body Good. Because they've become new people through baptism, it seems the Corinthians think that they can do whatever they like. Not quite. Sure, they could go around having sex with loads of different people and eating whatever they want, but Paul doesn't really think this is a swell idea. They've got to treat their bodies right. After all, the Corinthians' bodies belong to God. They're his temples, remember? Besides, it's not like their bodies are going to get left behind in the end. Nope. God is going to raise them up… eventually. So that means if you have some sexy times with a prostitute, then you're becoming one with a prostitute and not with God. Look, Paul says, the point is, our bodies aren't our own. We can't just go around sleeping with whomever and think it's a-okay, because it is not. There goes the Corinthians' fun weekend plans. Thanks to www.shmoop.com

Archbishop Ron Feyl, SOSM

Catholic Archbishop Ron Feyl has been in catholic ministry for over 30 years. His episcopal orders were conferred in 1979 by Archbishop Gregory Michael David Voris, who adheres to the faith of the Seven Ecumenical Councils and the Three Ecumenical Creeds. Archbishop Ron Feyl is the Presiding Bishop of The Sacred Order of Saint Michael the Archangel and Chief Exorcist for the Order of Exorcists which is under the Independent Catholic jurisdiction of a Traditional "Old" Roman Catholic Order, with valid lines of Apostolic Succession. From the early 1980's Archbishop Ron Feyl, SOSM has been involved in a not so popular ministry, called exorcism. He was trained by many exorcists over the years who were his mentor's and former bishops. With over 30 years of experience he established an Order of Exorcist within the Sacred Order of Saint Michael the Archangel, which is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) religious organization. This Order remains connected to the Roman Catholic Church by "Dominus Iesus" issued by the Roman Catholic Magisterium in the year 2000, signed by Pope John Paul 11 on June 16, and Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger on August 6, which states: "The churches which, while not existing in perfect communion with the (Roman) Catholic Church, remain united to her by means of the closest bonds, that is, by Apostolic Succession and a valid Eucharist, are true particular churches." His Order is located in 24 countries. The HQ is in Ontario, California. Go to the website for more information http://www.orderofexorcists.weebly.com

Fifty Shades of Corinth. Speaking of doing bad stuff, Paul's been hearing some rumors. There's some steamy stuff going on in the bedroom, and he doesn't like it. He's heard that some guy is getting it on with his stepmom. Gross. It also happens to be against Jewish and Roman law. Paul wishes he were there in person so he could help, but never fear, all, he's there in Spirit. And he has so passed judgment on this guy in Spirit. This dude should be forced to live the rest of his life outside of the church. Basically, they're gonna throw him to Satan. Maybe if he suffers enough, God will save him in the end. Who knows though?  Paul is extremely annoyed at the Corinthians' lax attitude about this stuff. Don't they know that even a little yeast can make bread dough rise? Translation: one bad person can ruin a whole church. It's time to clean those mixing bowls and start a new batch of dough. We're living in Passover times, y'all! Jesus is the lamb that has been slaughtered, so start acting like it! Paul thinks they need to be celebrating with some nice pure unleavened bread, not letting that evil yeast creep into their midst. Harsh words, Paul. Paul says that he wrote to the church before and told them not to have anything to do with immoral people. Of course, they misunderstood this. It would be kind of impossible not to associate with anyone who had a history of doing bad things.  What he meant was, don't associate with other Christians who are immoral. Oh, good clarification. How do you know a fellow Christian is super-bad like this? Well, are they sexually immoral? Are they greedy? Are they an idolater? Do they verbally abuse others? Are they drunks? Are they thieves? Then you can just cross them off your list. Get them out of the church. Judge the heck out of them. (Hey, wait, Paul… didn't you just tell the Corinthians not to judge a little bit ago? Oh, never mind…) www.shmoop.com

Robert Freeman

 From Robert Freeman, "I was once a well conditioned and idealistic young police officer who wanted to help and protect people and after many years in that profession I came to understand things are not quite what there seemed. Unltimately my police career ended and I am now a retired policeman in a continual fight for my entitlements as a sufferer of PTSD and the clinical depression which accompanies that change in my human function. I am an Australian male born in 1960 in a large rural town in the south eastern area of this country. My father was a sportsman and trucking contractor while mum was a nurse prior to the commencement of the family. I am second of four children and the eldest of three brothers. I joined the police cadets as a 16 year old in 1977. I was a country boy and city life was completely foreign to me. The saving grace was we lived in an old 1930's hotel near the main railway station in Melbourne. I loved the cadet training. I excelled in most all the aspects of this training and while I completed and graduated high school from the cadet academy I was also voted as the Senior Cadet. My first real notable experience came in the latter part of 1977 when after we had returned from a tour of Tasmania. I had a strange experience there I had what I would describe as my 'Jesus' experience. This was about the 20th August 1977.  I felt there was a presence in the room (I was alone in my room at the academy this weekend after our trip, and I felt the urge to give my truth to Jesus Christ). I was not a religious person as such and I was not made to attend church as a boy growing up.  The story about how my police career came to a halt and what transpired during the period leading to that and the occurrences which followed are intertwined and quite interesting. Suffice it to say my life was in the process of an irreversible transition".

Paul of Tarsus: Professional House Sitter

The apostles are like house sitters taking care of God's place while he's temporarily out of town. Sure, you have to check the references for your house sitter, but other than that, you're good. And Paul's references—namely Jesus—are pretty ironclad. That's why the Corinthians shouldn't judge his work against the work of others. God has already vouched for him. It's not like Paul is never going to face judgment—but that, friends, is up to God himself. In short: don't do God's job for him, Corinthians. But then again, Paul tells them, maybe it's cool for you guys to judge in God's place because you're so amazing. Sarcasm alert! After all, the Corinthians are the greatest, right? They're rich as kings! They have power and wisdom and strength and everyone loves them! They're the best! (Not.) And the poor apostles—like Paul—are just poor and weak and hungry and thirsty and homeless and beaten and weary and… okay, we get it Paul.

Daddy Dearest

Look, Paul says, sarcastic comments aside, he's not trying to be a jerk. He doesn't want to embarrass the Corinthians or make them feel bad. Um, okay… He's kind of acting like their dad. Um, Paul, isn't that God's metaphor? Paul watches over them along with Jesus like a father. So do as he says, kids. Paul tells them that he's sending Timothy to Corinth so that he can remind the little children of the church how they should be acting. And if Paul doesn't hear a good report… well, then, he is going to have to come down there, young church! And he might be bringing his belt with him. Run, kids! Thanks to www.shmoop.com

Jacqueline Jones

Known as Savvy Jacqueline, Jacqueline is an “experiencer” who has been having paranormal activity her entire life that includes psychic predictions of natural disasters and events. She was advanced in mathematics at a very young age with a strong attraction to geometry, philosophy and history. Promoted to VP by the age of 30 by one of the largest corporations in world, she has been no stranger to success. She has received awards and praise for her innovative work, ideas and top performance. As an expert in Business, Management and Marketing; she has worn many hats in the corporate world, the entertainment industry as well as the world of philanthropy. She has managed million dollar portfolios, artists, and worked in concert production and radio. Jacqueline and has explored the subject of Ufology and extraterrestrials though research, expos, lectures and even voyaged to Egypt in 2012 with Project Camelot. She is a member of CERO (Close Encounter Resource Organization) created and led by Yvonne Smith, internationally known hypnotherapist. By sharing her experiences and allowing other contactees to know they are not alone, she hopes bring awareness of the abduction phenomenon and help others. Tonight we will be discussing synchronicities, Hollywood & current movie themes, Artificial Intelligence & our future.

Welcome! Today we are reading I Corinthians Chapter 3.

Wondering just who knows all about this in the Spirit stuff? Paul explains that when he came to the Corinthians, he couldn't speak to them like people in the Spirit because they weren't. They were like little babies who weren't ready to eat their mashed peas. Waaaaaah! Bad news though: they're still just sitting there like tiny babies crying in their high chairs. They're living in the flesh, not living in the Spirit. It just means that as long as they keep arguing about whom to follow, they're acting like boring old human beings and not like people who have been transformed by the Spirit of Christ.  They're all serving the same God. Paul might have been the one who planted the seeds, then Apollos stepped in to water them, but it was God who made the plant grow. Paul laid the foundation and Apollos took over the building process after he left. The builder gets to build however he wants, but he still has to fit his little house to the foundation. They do need to be building on that spiritual foundation that Paul left. It's that or the fire is really gonna get you.  Paul tells them, you guys are God's temples because God's Spirit is in all of you.  Well, for starters, you shouldn't be destroying God's handiwork. If you do, the Almighty is gonna get you. Please don't lie to yourselves. Don't try to raise yourselves up and be smarter than everyone else. Instead, the Corinthians should want to be stupid.  Well, God has a hard time reaching people who think they know everything, but stupid people? They're like a blank slate that God can write his name on. We're guessing after he writes it he draws little hearts around it. So again, don't brag about who you're following—Paul or Apollos or Cephas. Everyone belongs to God in the end. Thanks to shmoop

Jen Pio

Jen Pio has her Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology.  She currently provides case management and outreach to the homeless community. She is a wife and mother with four beautiful daughters. Jen was born in Albuquerque, new Mexico.  Her family then moved to California where she grew up in Long Beach.  Jen loves playing softball and enjoying her family.  She has always had experiences of what people call "de ja vu", or as she wouId like to say, "It's been seen". Her oldest daughter showed some psychic abilities at a very young age, but it trickled away as the years passed. She thinks partly because it was not focused on or encouraged enough. They currently live in Westminster, CA.  for almost 2 years since moving from Kea'au, Hawaii where they lived for almost a year and a half. Jen will be speaking with us about the paranormal in Hawaii and her and her families experiences. One of the stories that we all have heard of is The Curse of Pele. "Pele’s Curse is the belief that anything natively Hawaiian, such as sand, rock, or pumice, will impart bad luck on whoever takes it away from the island. One version about the legend’s genesis is this: a disgruntled park ranger, angry at the number of rocks that were being taken from the islands by visitors, said that Pele would curse them with bad luck should they take anything. Another version often told is that bus drivers, tired of the dirt and grime brought on their buses by the tourists’ collection of rocks, started the story at the beginning of each tour to discourage the rock collecting. True or not, every year countless tourists send these back in order to escape the awful bad luck they acquired". (ZACH ROYER, paranormal Investigator.)

Happy Mother's Day! Especially to our Sacred Blessed Mother Mary. Today we are reading I Corinthians, Chapter 2.

Paul tells us that when he came to Corinth, he wasn't some smart, smooth-talking guy.Actually, he was kind of weak and afraid and all-around pathetic. We're not sure Paul is giving himself enough credit here.The point is that Paul didn't try to appeal to them using human wisdom. He let himself be filled with the spirit and power of God. And who needs coherent sentences when you've got that?So the Corinthians learned about God not because Paul reasoned and argued them into believing it, but because they felt God through him.Nice humble brag, Paul.

In the Know

Besides, Christians don't need human wisdom. They have God's wisdom. It's waaaaay better, apparently.Just look at the people who run this world, Paul says. They're supposed to be "wise" and yet they put Jesus to death. Not such a smart move, guys.But Christians have the Spirit of God in them.That means they don't speak in terms that the rest of the world understands (Paul is probably referring to the practice of speaking in tongues, which can be pretty tough to understand).People who aren't living in the Spirit don't get this stuff. It just seems stupid or wrong to them.But, those who are in the Spirit know this stuff is right and from God. They don't answer to anyone or anything.They say that no one can know what God's thinking. But people in the Spirit do. They understand the mind of Christ. Whoa. Sounds like a pretty big responsibility. Thanks www.shmoop.com

Lauren Lawrence

Lauren Lawrence is the dreams columnist of the New York Daily News, an author of several books, and has starred in the TV show Celebrity Nightmares Decoded on the Biography channel. She is scheduled to be on an episode of Season 7 Real Housewives of New York in the fall. She's the former Political Dreams columnist of GEORGE magazine, the author of PRIVATE DREAMS OF PUBLIC PEOPLE, and the three Dream Keys series of books published by Dell: DREAM KEYS; DREAM KEYS FOR LOVE; DREAM KEYS FOR THE FUTURE. She's appeared on numerous TV shows: Lauren was profiled on EXTRA, was interviewed by Bill O'Reilly on The Factor. She has appeared on Fox and Friends, Red Eye, on CBS's The Early Show, The Tyra Banks Show, E's Star Treatment, CNN's Money Line and was recently on Dr. OZ. In the past she was a frequent guest on Joey Reynolds' WOR AM syndicated radio show. Lauren is known for interpreting the dreams of celebrities from Paris Hilton to Luciano Pavarotti, Michael Douglas to Kate Moss, Kurt Vonnegut to Brooke Astor. Between The Scenes on The Movie Channel filmed Lauren in her home while Nicky Hilton dropped by to have her dream interpreted.

Deb Suder

In our second segment, joining me will be Ded Suder. Deb Suder is a psychic medium that is a retired nurse.  She grew up in a small town about 14 miles outside of Bedford, Pa. After living in Pittsburg, Pa. for a time, she was diagnosed with MS and moved back to her hometown. She continues to enjoy her life there with her two dogs Buddy and Skippy.  Her gifts reveiled themselves after sessions with psychic medium Marla Frees brought memories of childhood abuse to the surface.  She began making contact with spirits that came to her for help.  She recently trained at The Monroe Institute and she plans to take many more courses in the future. We will be taking calls from listeners about their dreams.