Chris Wall • I Corinthians 1:10-17
Paul begins addressing one of the major issues in the Corinthian church—division. His challenge to the believers “in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ” to agree with one another and be united in mind and purpose. Fights were raging with some believers claiming allegiance to Paul, others to Apollos, Cephas (Peter), or even Christ. These factions were toxic to the work of the church revealing pride and misplaced loyalty, undermining the unity of the body. The church was out of tune. An out of tune church is noticeable to a seeking world. Conflict resolution among God’s people remains one of the main storylines in the entire New Testament. We have learned that the greatest tactic of the enemy is twisting the truth of God’s word. The second greatest tactic of the enemy is to disrupt the unity of the church. Our calling is to be unified in mind and judgment.
Chris Wall • Nehemiah 11-12 ESV God is at work in our church and in our world right now. As God works, He fully...
Keith Davis • I Corinthians 2:1-16 Paul reminds the believers in Corinth that when he first came to them, he did not rely on...
What began as a small movement in a little known Roman province grew into a worldwide, history-defining, eternity-changing group of people we call the...
