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Sunday, June 21, 2026 • Pastor Joe
The Psalms were Israel's inspired hymnal. We don't know the tunes to which they were sung, but like any worship song, the words are the most important feature. Psalm 25 is a psalm that could easily be categorized as a wisdom psalm because of its themes. In this Psalm, the psalmist, David, provides principles of wisdom for "walking in God's will."
Sunday, June 7, 2026 • Pastor Joe
In concluding his discussion on the doctrine of resurrection, Paul addressed the living Christians in Corinth. Must a Christian die in order to receive a resurrection body? Paul's answer was a revelation, a 'mystery' hidden from people in times past but now revealed to God's elect.
Monday, May 18, 2026 • Brandon Barnes
How should Believers view and respond to tragedy? Guest speaker, Brandon Barnes, shares insights from Jesus and Luke 13:1-5.
Sunday, April 19, 2026 • Pastor Joe
Paul takes on his final topic of the many he broached in this epistle, resurrection. This chapter is the most extensive treatment of the doctrine of the resurrection found anywhere in scripture. Can a person be considered a Christian and deny the bodily resurrection of Jesus?
Sunday, February 15, 2026 • Pastor Joe
The Apostle Paul continues to answer questions from the Church at Corinth. Having discussed marriage (ch.7) and Christian liberty (ch.8-10), Paul now addresses the issue of gender and church leadership.
Sunday, February 8, 2026 • Pastor Joe
In today's study, Paul completes his response to the Corinthians' second question about the proper practice of Christian liberty. The Apostle provides four keys to realizing the general principle he initially asserted.
Sunday, February 1, 2026 • Pastor Joe
The congregation at Corinth was divided; some felt free to attend pagan festivals where food sacrificed to idols was served. In today's passage of study, Paul gives a warning to the "strong" Believer on his liberties so that he/she may not suffer "disqualification" of heavenly rewards.
Monday, January 26, 2026 • Pastor Joe
In last week's study, Paul encouraged the Corinthians to lovingly respect one another's convictions. Did Paul practice what he preached? Chapter 9 is Paul's personal testimony of his practice of Christian liberty.
Sunday, January 18, 2026 • Pastor Joe
In chapters 8-10, Paul answers a second question posed by the Corinthian church. This question concerned Christian liberty. The specific issue was participation in pagan festivals at which foods offered to idols was served. Were Christians free to participate or not, and what happens if there are different convictions within the church? In his response, Paul provides a balance to Christian liberty.
Sunday, November 23, 2025 • Pastor Joe
When a wife in Corinth abandoned her marriage in pursuit of higher spirituality, Paul addressed the permanence of marriage (7:10-16). He then broadened his discussion of marriage to address whether or not a new Believer must radically change their situational circumstances to serve in God's Kingdom.
Sunday, November 2, 2025 • Pastor Joe
The Corinthians misunderstood their new freedom in Christ (6:11-12) and justified illegitimate activities using popular slogans from their culture for support. Paul responded to their slogans with sound theology.
Sunday, October 26, 2025 • Pastor Joe
As litigious as our culture is, Corinth may have been worse. Apparently, this litigious attitude infiltrated the church and required address by Paul. There are at least three reasons why Christians bringing lawsuits against other Christians in a church is wrong, and ridiculously carnal.
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