Weekly Sermons
Brad Bell
Living as a follower of Christ in Corinth was an arduous task. The cultural influence of immorality of the culture around them oftentimes caused the church to live in a state of compromise, and they found themselves indulging in the sexual immorality that the Scripture had condemned so clearly…
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PJ Lewis
Sanctification is a lifelong process. As believers in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit changes us in our core from sinners to holy ones. What He changes inside us should slowly transform the way we think and display itself outwardly in our lives. Let's recognize what He has done for us and in us, and…
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Brad Bell
Paul reminds the Corinthians that they represent something bigger than themselves, and that their lives are to reflect a glory that is bigger than their own. Yet when defrauded, they sued. When wronged, they went to court. When mistreated, they sought litigation. This just affirmed to the world…
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PJ Lewis
How is the Church supposed to respond to the immorality of unbelievers? What standard do we hold them to and how do we deal with them? The unbeliever’s issue is not their sin; their sin is only a symptom. The issue is that they don’t have a relationship with Jesus Christ, and our message to them…
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Brad Bell
What is the Church's responsibility regarding sin among us? How do we deal with a so-called Christian who lives a life of disobedience? Some have started "inquisitions" while others have brushed things under the rug in the name of toleration. Neither of these responses are Biblical. If we are silent…
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Brad Bell
"Remove the sexually immoral from your midst," "deliver this man to Satan," “don't associate with the sexually immoral," and "purge the evil person from among you." Paul is not messing around with the Corinthian church as he brings to light several key issues regarding sexual immorality. What should…
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Brad Bell
Where does immorality come from and why is it such a vice for so many? This issue of immorality has completely infiltrated the church and has compromised our holiness, thus clouding our reflection of the image of God. We will look at a historical sweep of immorality and the implications on our day…
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PJ Lewis
Loving people isn’t about telling them what they want to hear; it’s telling them what they need to hear – in a spirit of gentleness. Paul writes tough words of correction to the church in Corinth, not to hurt them, but to help them. As part of a church family, we shouldn’t strive for other people to…
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Brad Bell
For many, faith in Christ comes with a myriad of expectations. Some of these are driven by a healthy understanding of the scriptures, yet others are propelled by a worldly perspective. As we look at the text, the posture of a follower of Christ is humility; the expectation should be that we would…
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Jerrod Rumley
This passage in Colossians is a highly descriptive admonishment for us to give thanks, be biblical, let peace rule, love, forgive, forebear, and remember that we are saints. This doesn’t accidentally happen; we must live intentionally. Our outward behavior in our lives should consistently reflect…
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