What difference does the resurrection really make in everyday life? In 1 Corinthians 15:1–34, Paul shows that the resurrection isn’t just part of the gospel—it’s the foundation of our faith, the fuel for our hope, and the reason we live …
How should the church gathering look? Like a concert or a family meal? Maybe a little bit of both. Today we’ll look at Paul’s words about how we bring our gifts to the gathering in a way that lovingly builds …
What if the most spiritual thing you can say is also the most understandable? In 1 Corinthians 14:1–25, Paul urges us to speak in ways that strengthen, encourage, and comfort others—because love builds, not confuses. This message challenges us to …
Today we dig into a passage that will be used in nearly every wedding this summer. But what if love is about so much more? As Paul continues to look at the church and spiritual gifts, he will point us …
What if the church is less like a stage and more like a LEGO set—where every piece matters, even the ones we overlook? In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us that each believer is gifted by the Spirit and placed …
Why do we gather as the church? In a world that often approaches community with a consumer mindset, 1 Corinthians 11 reminds us that the Lord’s Supper calls us to something deeper. This message explores how remembering Jesus at the …
In a culture wrestling with identity and honor, Paul challenges the Corinthian church to reflect God’s glory through their worship and relationships. This message explores how outward expressions—like head coverings—were tied to inward postures of humility, reverence, and love. At …
How do you know what to do with your freedom?In 1 Corinthians 10:23–11:1, Paul offers a framework that moves us beyond “Can I?” to “Should I?”—teaching us to consider what’s helpful, loving, and God-glorifying. This message challenges us to imitate …
What if we’re living the same story as God’s people before us? In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul warns that spiritual privilege doesn’t guarantee spiritual faithfulness—and calls us to learn from Israel’s mistakes. This message challenges us to recognize and flee …
