Paul talks about weather it's better to be married or single, and what that means for a Christian.

Paul confronts the church once again for two reasons. This time two Christians were involved in a lawsuit against each other and the people of Corinth including those in the church were participating in sexual immorality.

Paul confronts the church of Corinth for ignoring a case of incest by one of their very own members.

Paul calls the Christians of Corinth spiritual children, because they are divided in who they look up to as a Christian leader.

The people of Corinth may have the Holy Spirit, but they are not spiritual people for they still live in the mindset of the flesh says Paul.

Paul tells the people of Corinth that he was not sent by Christ to speak eloquent words of wisdom. But to preach the gospel with simple honesty, speaking only what he knew.

Tune in as Zac starts reading the book of Corinthians, which is Paul's letter to the church of Corinth.

Story time, as Paul tells it like it is and shares his testimony with King Agrippa.

Paul continues to defend himself - this time before Festus and King Agrippa.

It's all happening as Paul is forced to defend himself in court.