In this topical Bibles study, we look at how the church should respond to those who walk away.

Paul reminds the church that the Lord is the ultimate judge. We are simply servants. He tells them that they need to accept correction and change their ways.

Paul’s exhorts the church to come together in unity as the temple of God’s Spirit. He warns of judgment for those that would seek to divide the body. It is a work of the flesh and not the Spirit.

Paul contrast the natural man and his understanding with the Spirit and the mind of Christ.

Paul reminds the church of Corinth that they are called to be saints, encourages unity, expounds on the power of preaching, and insist that God can use them for his glory.

Paul closes his letter by encouraging the spiritual to restore those that are fallen, for every man to learn to bear his own burdens, to take care of the ministry, to help all men especially those in the church, and to receive the grace of Jesus Christ.

Paul contrast trusting the law and believing in Christ. He also compares the works of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit. He concludes by insisting that believers live a Spirit led life.

The Bible gives us guiding principles so we can be good stewards or our blessing and avoid poverty.

Paul reminds Christians that we are children of promise. Christ spirit is in us and truly sets us free.