1 Corinthians Study Series: How to Grow Spiritually and Serve Faithfully explores Paul’s answers to the church’s challenges. The study emphasizes God’s grace. It highlights unity in diversity. It centers on Christ and calls believers to spiritual maturity. Instead of focusing on problems, it shows how to rely on the Holy Spirit. Believers are encouraged to embrace their calling. They are urged to serve each other with humility, faithfulness, and love, following Paul’s Christ-centered guidance.
1 Corinthians Study Series: How to Grow Spiritually and Serve Faithfully
1 Corinthians Chapter 1 v 1-3 Audio
The church at Corinth had problem after problem after problem. Paul wrote this book to guide on these issues. 1 Corinthians Chapter 1, verses 1-3, Audio introduces Paul’s letter to the church at Corinth, where he reminds believers that they are sanctified in Christ and called to be saints. Paul thanks God for the grace given to them, noting they have been enriched in speech and knowledge and lack no spiritual gift. He assures them that God will keep them strong and blameless until the end, highlighting the faithfulness of God and the importance of their calling.
1 Corinthians Study Series: How to Grow Spiritually and Serve Faithfully
1 Corinthians Study 1:4-17: How to Find Unity in Diversity
Paul teaches that when there are divisions and strife among believers, it reveals spiritual immaturity, not a lack of salvation. The Corinthian church faced numerous problems, but Paul’s focus is on God’s grace, the gifts given to every believer, and the call to unity in Christ. True unity comes when the church centers on Jesus, embraces the diversity of gifts, and seeks maturity together.
1 Corinthians Study Part 3 1:17-31 How to Embrace Salvation
Paul addresses ongoing problems in the Corinthian church by focusing on the message of Christ and Him crucified. He teaches that when believers understand the central importance of the cross, other issues become less significant. Instead of seeking power, wisdom, or aligning with specific leaders, the church is called to unity and transformation through the gospel. Embracing salvation means letting Christ’s work be the foundation for every part of life and the church community.
1 Corinthians Study Chapter 2: How to Preach Christ Alone
1 Corinthians Study Chapter 2: How to Preach Christ Alone shows that Paul did not rely on eloquent speech or human wisdom but focused on proclaiming Jesus Christ and Him crucified. The chapter, divided into verses 1-5 and 6-16, highlights Paul’s humble approach and his dependence on the Holy Spirit, urging believers to center their faith on God’s power rather than on personalities or persuasive words.
1 Corinthians Study Series: How to Grow Spiritually and Serve Faithfully
1 Corinthians Chapter 3: How to Grow from Spiritual Infancy
This lesson teaches that Paul divides believers into two groups—spiritual and carnal, mature and babes. The chapter unfolds in four parts: infants in Christ (v 1-3), the need for God’s Spirit to bring growth (v 4-7), each person’s individual responsibility (v 8-20), and the inheritance believers receive (v 21-23). Each section guides us toward spiritual maturity and helps us understand what God has provided.
1 Corinthians Chapter 4: How to Judge Spiritual Leadership
1 Corinthians Chapter 4: How to Judge Spiritual Leadership—Paul addresses criticism by urging believers to see apostolic leaders as servants of Christ and trustworthy stewards of God’s mysteries. He teaches that authentic spiritual leadership is not about popularity or eloquence, but about faithfulness, humility, and the ability to endure judgment. Paul employs both correction and encouragement, emphasizing that faithful ministry is characterized by sacrifice, spiritual power, and a fatherly commitment to the church.
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