Sermons on 1 Corinthians

What does true worship look like when our culture constantly pulls us toward idolatry? Learn how the Lord's Supper shapes lives that glorify God and point others to Christ.

Troy explores how Jesus' resurrection is not just proof of who He was, but the source of our new life. Because Christ rose as the firstfruits, we too will be raised, and His Spirit is already renewing us day by day.

What does it mean to be part of God's church? Clinton explores 1 Corinthians 1, reminding us that we belong to God, are part of something bigger than ourselves, and are called to be holy for His purposes.

Every Christian has been given supernatural abilities to serve and build up the church. Discover how God equips His people to grow together toward maturity in Christ.

The church does not need more eloquent preachers, knowledgeable teachers, or disciplined followers. Above all else, it needs believers who love one another with patient, humble, self-giving love.

Public worship becomes a powerful witness when outsiders can see and understand the gospel being celebrated. God uses comprehensible praise to draw unbelievers to Himself.

Eloquent preaching, deep knowledge, and radical sacrifice all amount to nothing without love. Discover why love is the supreme and essential mark of genuine Christian community.

Being a Christian means belonging to the body of Christ. You cannot separate yourself from the local church any more than an arm can function apart from the body.

Christ's resurrection is not just ancient history but the guarantee that your sins are forgiven, your life is being transformed, and your future in glory is secure.

God reveals Himself not through impressive displays of power or brilliant philosophy, but through the apparent foolishness of a crucified Saviour. The cross humbles our pride and shows us where God truly meets us.

Without love, even the most impressive gifts and sacrifices amount to nothing. Love is the revolutionary ethic that holds everything together in God's kingdom.

The Christian gospel contains essential truths that must be shared together: who Jesus is, why we need saving, what His death accomplished, and how His resurrection proves it all.

Church discipline sounds harsh, but its true purpose is restoration. God calls His people to lovingly pursue those caught in sin, keeping the church pure while seeking their salvation.

Salvation is God's work from start to finish. Understanding His power in evangelism humbles us, encourages us, and drives us to pray boldly for those who don't yet know Him.

God reveals Himself not through impressive displays of power or philosophical wisdom, but through the unexpected foolishness of a cross. True faith begins when we stop running and let ourselves be found.

The empty tomb changes everything. If Jesus conquered death, then sin is defeated, justice is coming, and your life truly matters for eternity.

Spiritual gifts without love amount to nothing. True Christian ministry flows from love that puts others first, reflecting the sacrificial love of Christ.

Every believer has been given spiritual gifts by the Holy Spirit for a purpose. Discover what these gifts are, where they come from, and why they matter for the church.

The church is not a club you join but Christ's body you belong to. Membership means submitting to a local family where love grows and faith matures together.

Death seemed so final until a sealed tomb burst open. The resurrection proves Jesus conquered death and gives eternal weight to every decision we make today.

Jim challenges us to run the race of faith with the same passion and discipline as Olympic athletes. What does it take to pursue the imperishable crown that lasts forever?