There are times when Christians will disagree with one another; how can we love, honor, and serve one another when this happens?

How are Christians to love, honor and serve our non-believing friends, family members, neighbors and co-workers? How are we to treat other Christians who live in persistent and obvious sin? Paul answers these complex questions in 1 Corinthians 5:9-13. 

The church is called to confront sin in individuals and in one another. 

As we begin what we're calling "Phase 2 of our series on 1 Corinthians, we wanted to take a moment and take a moment to review what we've already talked about and preview what's coming in 1 Corinthians 5-7.

Going leads to our transformation.

Serving selflessly leads to our transformation.

Generous Giving leads to our transformation. 

Gathering as believers leads to our transformation. 

A reminder of the incredible truth that the gospel hasn't changed and a challenge to us from the book of Galatians with what the gospel really is, what it's not, and what we should do with it.

David is the youngest son of eight, a shepherd, and least likely to become anything but a shepherd. But God sees beyond what we see, and David becomes King.