In our sermon we will consider how the gift of prophecy was superior to that of tongues because it helped build up the Church. This is why we place such a heavy emphasis on the pastoral preaching of the Word. 

In our sermon we will consider Paul's sublime chapter on love and see how it is the essential ingredient for any Christian service.

In our sermon the apostle Paul will explain how a variety of Spiritual gifts serve different functions in the formation and expansion of the Church.

In our sermon, Paul develops the idea of that each and every believer is a member of the body of Christ and that we are all in need of one another.

In our sermon, we will consider the topic of Spiritual gifts and see how the Lord grants a diversity of gifts upon all his people for the common good of the Church.

In our sermon, we will consider the words of institution of the Lord's Supper as they are recorded by the apostle Paul. We will see what it means to eat of the bread and drink of the cup in remembrance of the Lord.

In our sermon we will consider the Corinthian's abuse of the Lord's Supper and its serious consequences. We hope to learn from their mistakes and better understand the meaning of the Supper of our Lord.

In this sermon, Paul transitions into the topic of orderly worship, in particular how we ought to maintain the distinctions between men and women since it is according to God's design in order to bring glory unto himself through Christ.

In this sermon, Paul wraps up his discussion of the topic of meat offered to idols. As he sums up his argument and gives final exhortations, we will see how they apply to all of life.

In this sermon, we will be reminded of the close communion we experience with the Lord as well as with each other as we eat at his table and how this excludes any and all forms of idolatry.