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How Do We Know Success? (opens the original)
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What if visible success is the wrong scoreboard for faithfulness? In this conversation around 1 Corinthians 4, we wrestle with the difference between knowing the right things and actually being transformed, Paul’s sarcasm toward a church convinced it had arrived, and the temptation to treat blessing, recognition, or comfort as proof that we are close to God. Jesus and Paul point us toward another measure: faithfulness with what we have received, humility when somebody else is celebrated, and the
What Is Growing Between Us? (opens the original)
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What if spiritual maturity is less about how much we know—and more about what is growing between us? In this episode, we share the conversations behind “Built to Last” in 1 Corinthians 3. We talk about Corinth as a crossroads, the dark side of excellence, Jesus washing the feet of disciples still arguing about greatness, and the difference between the instrument and the source. Paul planted. Apollos watered. God made it grow. Where do you need the Spirit to guide growth in you and your relations
When Everything Feels Up to You (opens the original)
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What happens when faith becomes one more thing you feel responsible to manage? In this conversation, we explore the exhausting belief that everything is up to us: other people's choices, the outcome of every situation, whether we can hold the future together, and whether we can make ourselves change. Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 2 offer another way. Faith does not rest on impressive leaders, perfect language, or human effort. It rests on the power of God. Through the fruit of the Spirit, our id
Who Are You Trying to Impress? (opens the original)
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The pressure to prove ourselves and how the cross changes the scorecard Why do we feel so much pressure to appear successful, capable, or worthy? In this conversation surrounding 1 Corinthians 1:18–31, we explore where that pressure comes from, how it shapes our relationships, and what changes when our worth is grounded in the cross instead of other people’s approval.
The Cross and the Noise - Who Is at the Center? (opens the original)
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Division, pride, and personality conflicts are often symptoms of something deeper. As we begin 1 Corinthians, Paul brings us back to the question underneath them all: Who is at the center? The way through the noise is the cross, where grace replaces superiority and Christ brings divided people together.
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