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Sermons on I Corinthians
With all the information available at the click of a mouse – so much data, so many charts and so much knowledge – we may think ourselves well informed and wise. This knowledge is changing and shifting, and we struggle to keep up. But all the world’s knowledge is folly compared to the foolishness of…
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Join us for Part II of Paul’s message on love. While it was originally written to the Church at Corinth, we will see it is also full of meaning and hope for us today!
We know Chapter 13 of I Corinthians as a fixture in wedding ceremonies. But it is so much more! Starting as words were penned to a New Testament church that did not measure up to the standard. Where does this passage leave us today when we do not measure up? It’s a difficult passage to…
INVOCATION & CALL TO WORSHIP (Based on Job 19:23–27) L: In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. C: Amen. L: Oh, that my words were recorded, that they were written on a scroll, C: That they were inscribed with an iron tool on lead, or engraved…
When we think of stewardship, we tend to think of the traditional means and methods of stewardship. But can we rethink this and take stewardship to the next level? Can we be stewards of time and talent all our blessings, not just the material ones? We are all members of the Body of Christ. All…
When the world gives, there is often something missing… When we love God and love our neighbor, the church brings these together. Without the lordship of Jesus, without taking true faith these gifts are empty. May we all use our varied gifts and talents to the Glory of God!
We often find we experience loneliness and isolation more than ever before. It is easy to find yourself lonely and alone, with a distance from and lack of connection with others. But know this is not God’s way, nor is it His plan for us. Through our relationship with Him we are never truly alone…
Paul writes that Israel’s travails in the desert serve as a cautionary example for us. The parallels are closer than you might think.