Antioch FBC Sermon Podcast

Paul shares with the Corinthians the importance of giving to other churches and ministries and how friendship and community are at the heart of the gospel.

Paul ends chapter 15 with a call to be steadfast, immovable, always excelling in the Lord's work because our work in not vain if we have been given the victory!

Paul spends a portion of chapter 15 telling about our resurrected bodies at the return of Jesus. Take a listen to see how he compares our natural and resurrected bodies.

How does the resurrection change our everyday lives? How should we live in light of the resurrection? Take a listen as we seek to answer these questions from 1 Corinthians 15.

Paul spends the first 11 verses establishing the reality that the resurrection is the binding that holds all elements of the gospel together.

Paul finishes his discussion of Spiritual Gifts with instructions of how to do things decent and in order in the public worship gathering.

Paul explains how tongues are to be used in the public church gathering and why he says to especially pursue prophecy.

We typically hear 1 Corinthians 13 read at weddings but was this Paul's original intent for this section of the letter? Take a listen to find out.

Paul compares the body of Christ to the physical body to show how we are to work together.

This week we look primarily at the gift of prophecy. What is it? Who can have it? How should it be shared?

What are the Spiritual Gifts Paul lists in chapter 12 and how are they to be active and used to build up the church body? Take a listen to see how.

Paul begins his explanation of Spiritual Gifts, but lays the foundation that first we must be able to say Jesus Is Lord.

What does it look like to be a fruitful follower of Jesus? Take a listen as Guest Speaker Michael Darbouze shows us from the Gospel of John.

Paul gives specific instructions for how we are to celebrate communion together as a church. Take a listen and be encouraged.

There has been a lot of talk coming from the SBC about what are allowed and not allowed to do. Providentially, the text this week was about head coverings and Pauls instructions to men and women in the public gathering. Take a listen to see what head coverings were all about.

Paul tells us to ask two questions before we do anything: 1. Is this for the good of my neighbor? 2. Is this for the glory of God? Take a listen to how he instructs to live by these two questions.

How do we view time through a gospel lens? Take a listen and see how Pastor Nik Lingle shows us how we can see our time be used for the glory of God.

Paul calls our attention back to the Israelites and tells us to learn from their past. Take a listen to see how we can do this in our own lives today.

Paul continues his focus on laying down freedoms for the sake of others using himself as an example. Take a listen to see how he did this for the sake of entering into the lives of others.

How should we engage in things not explicitly forbidden in scripture? In this chapter, Paul show how we are to balance our knowledge of the truth with our love for our brothers and sisters. Take a listen to see how we can live this way even today.

Jesus is the only one who can completely fulfill our longings and desires. Nothing else will do.

Christ is our only fulfillment. The is the message Paul begins in chapter 7. Whether you are married or single, you have value and worth and are needed in the church.

The Corinthians had a distorted view about the physical body, which caused them to believe what they did sexually didn't matter. But if we are in Christ, we have been bought with a price. We are not our own, we belong to God.

Paul is writing to the Corinthians in response to how they are settling disputes. Instead of walking in the ways of Jesus, they are suing each other taking one another to court. Take a listen to see how we are to handle disagreements with our fellow believers.

Paul is addressing the Corinthians about how they are treating one another. He is speaking out against their conduct and disregard for their fellow believers. Take a listen to see how we are to deal with disagreements in the church.