First Corinthians

God’s grace transforms brokenness into hope, grounding faith in the facts of the resurrection and the promise of new life.

A reflection on the supremacy of love in the Christian life, showing how it defines spiritual maturity and gives meaning to every act. Love is active, sacrificial and enduring, calling believers to persist, serve and reflect Christ in all relationships.

Highlights how the Holy Spirit gives different gifts to believers, all meant to serve others and strengthen the church with unity and purpose.

Confronts cultural assumptions by affirming God’s design for order and reverence, calling believers to honor what is sacred.

Urges believers to learn from Israel’s failures, resist temptation, ask wise questions and live with intentional purpose.

Challenges us to move beyond self-centered living by intentionally choosing a life of purpose, sacrifice and devotion to God’s greater calling.

Teaches that Christian freedom must be guided by love, encouraging believers to value others’ faith over personal liberties.

A call to honor God with your body, treat marriage as a sacred covenant and steward singleness with purpose.

Challenges believers to move beyond spiritual infancy, reject division and invest their lives in work that God can grow and sustain.

Highlights the difference between human ability and spiritual power, calling believers to depend on the Spirit for true wisdom, transformation and direction.