In this passage, Paul explores the wisdom of God and how it affects how you live in the world. He places himself and other Christian leaders up as examples of how to live according to the wisdom of the Cross. In the church, we are all servants of Christ and stewards of the Gospel. As such, we evaluate ourselves and each other based on how we live according to God's revealed will in Scripture. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org

This sermon looks at Paul's use of imagery in comparing working in the church to being a master builder. As Christians, we are all called to build the church together for Christ. Therefore, we need to ensure that we are building something that is worthy of the foundation, which is Christ Jesus. If we do, we are promised the reward of the joy of our Father in heaven. If we don't, then our work will not last. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org.

This sermon is focused on the difference between spiritual and fleshly Christians, those who are maturing in their faith and those who still live according to the patterns of this world. In this passage, Paul shows us that the key to maturity, to spiritual wisdom, is cultivating a servant mindset. If you understand that all brothers and sisters in Christ are equally servants of God, then most of the causes of conflict in the church become irrelevant. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org.

This is a standalone sermon focusing on the missions and outreach efforts of Toutle Christian Fellowship. It has an update from the Missions Team and a presentation by a couple from the church preparing to go on a short-term missions trip to Niger, Africa. The sermon focuses on the idea of living "on mission" where Christians should live intentionally seeking opportunities to share the Gospel in their own contexts, as well as supporting missions efforts throughout the world. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org

This sermon looks again at the difference between worldly wisdom and godly wisdom. Here, Paul teaches us the profound difference between the two. In the wisdom of God, we are given not just knowledge, but relationship. In Christianity, we have the very mind of Christ, in the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, teaching us the will and desires of God! For more information about our church and beliefs, check out our website at www.toutle.org

This sermon covers 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. In it, Paul teaches about the difference between worldly wisdom and Godly wisdom. Worldly wisdom cannot lead you to God because it starts at the wrong place and comes to the wrong conclusion, that the Cross is foolishness. The message of the Cross is true wisdom, because it is only through accepting the message of the Gospel that you can come to know God in salvation. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org

This is part 2 of our series "Living in Light of the Gospel." Here, Paul instructs the church in Corinth about the dangers of their quarreling and divisions. He starts the body of his letter by reminding them of the centrality of the Gospel, and how they need to unify around their identity in Christ. Jesus' sacrifice on the Cross must be the focal point of unity and identity in all churches. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org

This is the first sermon in our series through the letter of 1 Corinthians, titled "Living in Light of the Gospel." In Paul's introduction, we learn that the key to living out the hope of the Gospel is grace. God's grace is given in salvation, it supplies all that we need, and He is faithful to continue to the end. More information about our church and beliefs is availalbe at www.toutle.org

This is the last sermon in the Summer in the Psalms series. This sermon looks at the Hallelujah Psalms, calls to praise God. Through them, we learn more about the reasons for and ways to praise God. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org

This is a sermon on Psalm 30, a psalm of thanksgiving of David. Through it, we learn the importance of cultivating an attitude of thankfulness in the battle against pride and arrogance. More information about our church and beliefs is available at www.toutle.org