Every Good Thing is a Gift from God
In this passage, Paul warns the Corinthians about the dangers of pride and arrogance. Despite the many blessings they’ve received …
In this passage, Paul warns the Corinthians about the dangers of pride and arrogance. Despite the many blessings they’ve received …
The concept of divine judgment has often been misused by some to overpower or manipulate potential believers. Yet, this same principle …
Every builder knows the importance of a solid foundation. When you lay the cornerstone …
Paul chastises the members of the Corinthian church for their lack of spiritual development and the divisiveness that plagues them. The followers have …
Paul delves into a topic that has intrigued many: the profound understanding of God’s wisdom that is shared with us by the Holy Spirit. Unlike conventional …
Paul’s humble, straightforward approach to preaching serves as a powerful reminder that the gospel doesn’t rely on human eloquence or wisdom. His message …
When I first read these verses many years ago, my initial thoughts were, “Why did Paul describe the message of God as foolishness?” And why would Paul ever consider God being weak in any manner?
Paul is urging the believers to remain united in their faith and understanding of Christ, emphasizing that the divisions and rivalries amongst them are contrary to the unity that should be inherent in the body of Christ.
Paul’s gratitude towards God for the Corinthians is not merely a formality but a celebration of divine grace at work. He recognizes how God’s grace has enriched the Corinthians in knowledge and speech, confirming the testimony of Christ among them.
The opening of Paul’s letter to the Corinthians is more than just a greeting; it’s a reminder of our identity in Christ and the blessings we receive from God.