1 Corinthians: 1-17 (1) Unity in Christ and preaching in the power of the cross of Christ

A start to a new bible study series. Paul's letters to Corinth. Paul had established the church in Corinth around 17 years after Jesus had returned to the Father. He had moved on to Ehesus for 3 years when he heard reports the church in Corinth was becoming divided and falling back into immorality. We read his letter to Corinth hoping to learn from one of the most power preachers and Apostles of the gospel of Jesus Christ. His insights are as a relevant today as they have ever been. What a blessing that we have the read, digest and grow from. Praise Jesus!

Series:
1 Corinthians1:18 - 2:5 (2) God will use the low and foolish things of this world https://rumble.com/v3067hk-1-corinthians118-25-god-will-use-the-low-and-foolish-things-of-this-world..html

1 Corinthians 2v6 - 3v5 (3) We need to be spiritual and not carnal to receive the wisdom of God https://rumble.com/v31kde8-1-corinthians-2v6-3v5-we-need-to-be-spiritual-and-not-carnal-to-receive-the.html

1Corinthians: 3v5 - 4v5 (4) We must build on the foundation of Christ with the wisdom of God: https://rumble.com/v33474i-1corinthians-3v5-4v5-4-we-must-build-on-the-foundation-of-christ-with-the-w.html

1 Corinthians 3v5 5v11 (5) Do not glorify yourself. Do not tolerate sexual immorality in a brother https://rumble.com/v33bp8o-1-corinthians-3v5-5v11-5-do-not-glorify-yourself.-do-not-tolerate-sexual-im.html

1 Corinthians 6v1-20 (6) Do not bring brothers to unrighteous courts of law. Be temples of the Holy Spirit: https://rumble.com/v356l8u-1-corinthians-6v1-20-6-do-not-bring-brothers-to-unrighteous-courts-of-law.html

1 Corinthians 7: 1-17 (7) Is it good to be single? Accept the state in which you are called. https://rumble.com/v36tt5h-1-corinthians-7-1-17-7-is-it-good-to-be-single-accept-the-state-in-which-yo.html

1 Corinthians 7:23-39 (8) Is it better to be married or remain a virgin? Paul's advice! https://rumble.com/v39ngic-1-corinthians-723-39-8-is-it-better-to-be-married-or-remain-a-virgin-pauls-.html