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1 Corinthians

"Aren’t you living like people of the world?" The apostle Paul wrote these words of rebuke to the church in Corinth—a congregation whose behavior associated them with the culture rather than setting them apart as the body of Christ. They were a group marked by division instead of unity, immorality instead of purity, selfishness instead of love. Although 1 Corinthians was not written to us, its message is for us and invites us to consider: How are we, as a church body, living like people of the world, and how should we repent to be set apart?

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Matt Williams

Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director

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Scofield Foster

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Foolish Wisdom

In this passage, Paul establishes that God’s wisdom and power are greater than anything his hearers rely on. The Jews desire power to overthrow Rome; …

Matt Williams

Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director

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The Corinthians were marked by self-sufficiency and pride in their identity as Roman citizens—characteristics that bled into the congregation of the Corinthian church. From the …

Bill White

Teaching Pastor; Staff Governing Elder; Staff Director

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