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"Everything is permissible, but not everything is beneficial." This statement from Paul is at the heart of Ron Moore's discussion as we continue our study of 1 Corinthians. Though we are free in Christ, how can we exercise our freedom in ways that build the body of Christ? We'll learn several practical examples from Paul's letter that will help us not only build the body of Christ but invite others into the fold.

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"Everything is permissible, but not everything is beneficial." This statement from Paul is at the heart of Ron Moore's discussion as we continue our study of 1 Corinthians. Though we are free in Christ, how can we exercise our freedom in ways that build the body of Christ? We'll learn several practical examples from Paul's letter that will help us not only build the body of Christ but invite others into the fold.

The apostle Paul was no stranger to criticism. Though many accepted his preaching and found new life in Christ, others questioned his motivations. Ron Moore continues our study of 1 Corinthians with a look at Paul's passionate defense of his ministry. And we'll learn the important principle that guided Paul's actions and can help focus our own efforts serving Christ.

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The apostle Paul was no stranger to criticism. Though many accepted his preaching and found new life in Christ, others questioned his motivations. Ron Moore continues our study of 1 Corinthians with a look at Paul's passionate defense of his ministry. And we'll learn the important principle that guided Paul's actions and can help focus our own efforts serving Christ.

While there are things we as the body of Christ can agree upon, there are those issues that require a little more thought. If we're not careful, though, these thoughts can lead to division and dissension. Ron Moore takes us back to 1st Century Corinth to have a look at the issues threatening to split the church in those days and helps us see how we can find unity and peace in our spiritual freedom today.

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While there are things we as the body of Christ can agree upon, there are those issues that require a little more thought. If we're not careful, though, these thoughts can lead to division and dissension. Ron Moore takes us back to 1st Century Corinth to have a look at the issues threatening to split the church in those days and helps us see how we can find unity and peace in our spiritual freedom today.

It's not unusual to see students struggling with writing in a kindergarten class. But to see college students struggling to write a complete sentence is distressing, to say the least. As Ron Moore continues our look at 1 Corinthians, we'll see the apostle Paul had a similar distressing experience when looking at the Corinthian church. From Paul's exhortations, we'll learn several ways we in the church can grow in maturity and form a more full and robust body of believers.

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It's not unusual to see students struggling with writing in a kindergarten class. But to see college students struggling to write a complete sentence is distressing, to say the least. As Ron Moore continues our look at 1 Corinthians, we'll see the apostle Paul had a similar distressing experience when looking at the Corinthian church. From Paul's exhortations, we'll learn several ways we in the church can grow in maturity and form a more full and robust body of believers.

What is it that holds a body of believers together? Is it a dynamic pastor? A top-notch children's ministry? Monthly potluck dinners? As Ron Moore continues our look at 1 Corinthians, we'll find the true, divine source of unity within the body. We'll look specifically at the work of the Holy Spirit and be reminded of the importance of staying in the Word.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

What is it that holds a body of believers together? Is it a dynamic pastor? A top-notch children's ministry? Monthly potluck dinners? As Ron Moore continues our look at 1 Corinthians, we'll find the true, divine source of unity within the body. We'll look specifically at the work of the Holy Spirit and be reminded of the importance of staying in the Word.