Paul addresses marriage and why it's not for all people.

Paul teaches in this chapter how to handle disputes and disagreements in a way that is healthy and demonstrates what the body of Christ is supposed to look like.

Paul addresses sexual immorality and how it impacts the life of the follower of Jesus. Caution: if you listen with children this might be an episode you want to listen to first.

The role of your spiritual mentor is vital but do they know the difference they've made for you? Have you shared that with them?

When we focus more on ourselves than the body of Christ we are easily divided.

When we look for anything from the church other than Jesus and the reminder of his death and resurrection, we'll be left lacking. But when we realize that the church exists to help us connect with Jesus, then we'll find meaning in the other areas of life naturally.

Paul writes a letter of correction and encouragement to the believers in Corinth. He begins with a powerful and critical lesson for all of us.

As Luke wraps up his account of the life of Jesus, he recalls one of Jesus final moments on earth.

Pilate took the easy road to protect himself. He washed his hands of the trouble that was right in front of him. But Jesus didn't rebuke him or condemn him.

Jesus invites his followers to eat the Last Supper with him. Among those in attendance is Judas, his betrayer. Jesus still welcomes him. Perhaps a lesson there for us.