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1 Corinthians 6:1-11 (opens the original)
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Paul can't believe what he's hearing — believers are hauling each other into secular courts. He asks them a pointed question: if you're going to judge the world and angels one day, can't you figure out how to settle a dispute among yourselves He challenges them to take the humble road, even if it means being wronged. He then names a serious list of behaviors that have no place in the kingdom — and reminds them that some of them used to live that way. But they've been washed, sanctified, and just
Eternal Life Is The Promise For The Righteous (opens the original)
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Guest speaker Pastor Emmanuel shares how important Eternal life is. He encourages us to guard what has been given and ensure that we continue in the faith.
1 Corinthians 5:1-13 (opens the original)
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There's something going on in Corinth that even the pagans would be shocked by. It seems a man is sleeping with his stepmother, and the church is apparently proud of how tolerant they're being about it. Paul is having none of it. He calls them to grieve, to act, and to remove this person from the fellowship. This is not as a punishment but as a last-resort act of love, hoping his spirit might ultimately be saved. He also clears up a misunderstanding: he's not asking them to avoid all sinners in
1 Corinthians 4:8-21 (opens the original)
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Paul gets a little sarcastic here — and it's worth feeling the sting of it. The Corinthians are acting like they've already arrived, already reigning, already sitting in comfort. Meanwhile Paul and the other apostles are hungry, homeless, beaten, and treated like the world's garbage. He's not writing this to guilt them — he's writing it as a father who loves his kids and is genuinely worried about them. Timothy is coming, and Paul himself may follow. How he comes depends on them.
1 Corinthians 3:18-4:7 (opens the original)
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Paul wants the Corinthians to see how upside-down their thinking is. They're fighting over human teachers when everything already belongs to them in Christ — Paul, Apollos, Peter, the world, life, death, the present, the future. All of it is theirs! He then describes what apostles actually are: not celebrities, but stewards — servants entrusted with the mysteries of God, whose performance review comes from God alone, not from the crowd.
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