In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul challenges believers to stop blending in with the world and start living like they belong to Jesus. From how we treat each other to how we steward our bodies, this passage calls us to grow up, straighten up, and wise up as God's people. We’ve been bought with a price—our lives should show it.

In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul speaks directly to a hard issue—sin in the church and how the people of God should respond. This message isn’t about judgment, but love, truth, and doing what’s right for everyone involved. It’s a call to take sin seriously, not just for the sake of the church, but for the sake of restoration.

Explore 1 Corinthians 3 and discover what it means to grow in spiritual maturity, serve faithfully, and build a lasting life on the foundation of Jesus. Part of the Messy Church, Faithful God series, this message challenges believers to build with eternity in mind.

Paul didn’t rely on persuasive words or human wisdom—he relied on the power of the gospel and the presence of God. This message highlights how the Spirit of God opens our eyes, transforms our hearts, and anchors our faith in something far greater than human ideas. In a culture full of noise and self-promotion, we’re called to live with the mind of Christ and rely on the truth that changes everything.

The message of the cross is often seen as foolish, but it’s actually the power and wisdom of God. In this message, Paul shows how God’s plan for salvation confounds human pride and redefines strength, wisdom, and significance. It’s a reminder that we don’t add to the gospel—we simply believe it and live in light of it. When we do, everything changes.

Paul opens his letter to the Corinthians with a call for unity—not built on personalities or preferences, but on the unshakable foundation of the gospel. This message reminds us that while life is messy and people are broken, God is faithful to build His Church through grace, truth, and the cross. The way forward starts with fixing our focus on Jesus and committing ourselves to grow together as a healthy, gospel-centered church.