The Compass Church

Murray Lutzer teaches us about the Lord's Supper: What does this mean? What does "communion" really mean? Why do we do it? Who should partake in communion? And why does the Compass Church do this every week?

Pastor Blair shares about Paul's justification for his apostleship, and some of the responsibilities of the leaders and elders both in the church in general and in our church specifically. We also look at rites -- what rites we need to cling to and what we need to give up for God's glory.

Murray Lutzer shares about food offerings to idols, and how this applies to us today.

Pastor Blair shares about marriage, engagement, singleness, and documentaries.

Pastor Blair discusses the topic of disputes within the church, how we need to resolve disputes between other believers, and what that process looks like.

Pastor Blair shares about how we need to treat sin within the church (especially unrepentant hearts), and how this would be treated differently based on if they are a believer or not.

Pastor Blair shares about eldership within the church, and qualities that elders, leaders and generally all Christians need to have.

Pastor Blairs shares about how the Apostle Paul was dealing leadership issues within the Corinthian church. There was a tendancy to put the spotlight on individuals, and this produced unhealthy competition and comparison within the church. Therefore, they needed teaching on the nature and function of Christian leadership. Blair shares about this, and how to have a healthy church.

Pastor Blair shares about how the Holy Spirit alluminates the Word of God to us, so that we may understand the mystery of the Gospel. It is only by the Holy Spirit that we overcome the stumbling block that the world would see as foolishness. We learn more about the Holy Spirit, and how the Holy Spirit gives us wisdom.

Pastor Blair shares about the Gospel and how God intentionally put it in the middle of human wisdom and power.

Pastor Blair shares about how the Corinthian church was divided into four teams (based on their preferences and selectivity amongst the leaders), and how this replaced their unity among Jesus. Blair also talks about conflict, and how we need to be careful not to sin when we address sins in others. We need to fight for unity within the church.