Every Christian goes through difficult times on their journey when their sin gets the better of them. How can you become a helping hand for them during those times? What resources do you have?
Every Christian goes through difficult times on their journey when their sin gets the better of them. How can you become a helping hand for them during those times? What resources do you have?
Our desires of the flesh are very infectious. If left unchecked, it can spread and cause devastation in the church. So it’s critical for the remedy to be applied quickly. But what is the remedy?
In 1 Peter 2, those who believe in Jesus are described as part of the building of God. We’re described as living stones who receive and display the grace and glory of God. What does this mean for us as a church family? And how do WE share God’s grace and glory with others who…
There was something that the church in Corinth had underestimated and overlooked. And because of that, it caused all kinds of harm and damage to them and to those around them. What was it, and how do we make sure we don’t do the same thing?
As we get back into our study of 1 Corinthians, we look at the problems addressed in the first four chapters, and then look at the issues we’re going to learn about over the next three chapters.
In the relationship between a father and his child, in what way does discipline display love? Let’s look at how God disciplines us to discover the focus of love that discipline displays.
What is the difference between a son who follows his father well, and a son who follows his father poorly? In our passage, we see a clear example of both.
What happens when you see things from a distorted perspective? How does our perspective affect our Christian life? In today’s passage, Paul helps us to get a balanced perspective in several areas of our lives.
How do you properly evaluate your pastor? Is it ok to evaluate him? Is it something that we SHOULD do? If we do evaluate the pastor, what is the basis for which we evaluate him?
How much of what I am doing is going to last after I’m gone? Have you ever wondered that? Paul uses the picture of a building to show us the lasting impact of using the right materials to build the church.