Walking By Faith

In 1 Corinthians 6 Paul speaks the truth in love, calling out the church in Corinth for bringing law suits against each other, instead of resolving their disputes internally. This lesson addresses whether Christians should ever bring law suits, as well as what a Christian should consider before making a decision to resort to the courts.

Today we take a spiritual detour from our 1 Corinthians study to talk about being refined by God through testing. Many Christians are taught that God is eager to bless their lives of His followers to prosper them, not to harm them, to give them a wonderful life and future. Yet, what do the Scriptures really teach? Throughout the Bible we find a very different message that challenges our view of Go...

In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul turns to a new and serious matter: the church's failure to expel from the congregation a brother involved in sexual immorality. This lesson covers the Biblical definition of sexual immorality, Paul's and Jesus' admonition and example of dealing with Christians who refuse to repent of serious sin, the reasons why most churches disobey Paul's clear instruction, and the conse...

In this lesson, we take a short break form our study in the book of Corinthians to look at the concepts of faith and grace, two of the most misunderstood and misused terms in Scripture. This lesson provides a Biblical definition of these terms, explains how they are used in the Old and New Testaments, and demonstrates why our correct understanding of faith and grace is critical to our walk with Go...

In 1 Corinthians 4, Paul builds on his teaching on church unity from the first three chapters. Paul addresses the Church's boasting, envy, and strife. This lesson tackles the important questions of what Paul meant when he says not to judge and what he meant when he says imitate me. This lesson calls us to serve the Lord in humility and without comparing ourselves to others.

In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul uses four examples form daily life to instruct his listeners on church unity, peacemaking, Jesus Christ as the only foundation of the Church, how we will be judged (and rewarded) by God as to how we build the Church, honoring God by how we care for our bodies, and the importance of the Holy Spirit.

We start our study with an explanation of the value of good expository teaching and an introduction to the book of Corinthians. This lesson calls us to consider whether we share Jesus' (and Paul's) vision for Christian unity and challenges us to root out any trace of sectarianism in our hearts.

What does Biblical leadership look like? This lesson draws on decades of experience of a church elder (a.k.a. bishop) who shares experiences and good and bad leaders and the impact they had on churches and the flock. We are called to a Biblical mode of leadership, far different than the world's leadership paradigm.

This lesson gives four examples from Scripture

This lesson looks at prophecies in the Psalms predicting Jesus' life, death and resurrection. These prophecies were used throughout the book of Acts to strengthen the faith of Christians....