January 20, 2018
Topics: worldly
1 Corinthians 5
July 18, 2015
- Pastor Shawn
- 1 Corinthians
- apostle
- authority
- boasting
- body
- carnal
- church
- confront
- corinthian
- discipline
- disfellowship
- fellowship
- fleshly
- forgiveness
- God
- Gospel
- grace
- holy
- hope
- immaturity
- incest
- influence
- Jesus
- judge
- judgment
- leader
- love
- maturity
- pastor
- Paul
- public
- repent
- repentant
- Salvation
- sexual
- sin
- spirit
- tolerance
- wolf
- worldly
Today we continue our study in 1 Corinthians with chapter 5 as Paul confronts the Corinthian church on their tolerant attitude toward blatant, unrepentant sin among them. The goal of our study is to recognize that sin is a corrupting influence and blatant sin in the church should be confronted and dealt with, sternly and compassionately. And Paul says that sometimes this means putting an unrepentant brother or sister out of the fellowship. Find out how church discipline is carried out Biblically.
1 Corinthians 3:18-23
July 18, 2015
- Pastor Shawn
- 1 Corinthians
- apollos
- Bible
- carnal
- cephas
- Corinth
- fleshly
- God
- Gospel
- grace
- holy
- hope
- Jesus
- knowledge
- love
- Paul
- peter
- Salvation
- science
- spirit
- wisdom
- worldly
Today we continue our study in 1 Corinthians with the balance of chapter 3. Find out what Paul means by “let no one deceive himself,” “the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God,” and “all things are yours.”
1 Corinthians 3:1-17 – The Long Game
July 18, 2015
- Pastor Shawn
- 1 Corinthians
- apollos
- apostle
- baby
- believer
- Bible
- building
- carnal
- church
- compromise
- Corinth
- Corinthians
- disciple
- fleshly
- foundation
- God
- Gospel
- grace
- grow
- holy
- hope
- immature
- Jesus
- Joy
- love
- mature
- Message
- new
- Paul
- Salvation
- spirit
- Teaching
- unity
- worldly
Today we continue our study in 1 Corinthians with the first part of chapter 3. Our chapter will talk about spiritual infancy and maturity, carnality, and the sure foundation of Jesus Christ. The goal of our study this morning is to discover what it is that Paul says has resulted in carnality in the church and what that means to us as a body and individually.