If you were writing a letter to a church you would likely prefer not to talk about sexual immorality. Paul doesn’t avoid that subject with the Corinthians.
Author: Grace Office
BLOG: Light Out of Darkness
We think of the 15th and 16th centuries as a time of great enlightenment and prosperity for the world. Michelangelo, Columbus, DaVinci, and the printing press are just some of the Renaissance Era’s highlights. The world was moving past the barbarism of the Dark Ages. However, not all people groups were enjoying the liberty of…
BLOG: Ripped Out of Context
We Christians are rarely surprised when unbelievers say and do un-Christian things, but we tend to let our defenses down and give the benefit of the doubt to anyone who takes Bible verses out of context and uses them to prop up their own personal beliefs. After all, who is it hurting? Maybe speaking the…
SERMON: Confidence – Complacency – and A Father’s Correction
Complacency: a feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself; an instance of usually unaware or uninformed self-satisfaction. Complacency isn’t good in any context, but in the church it is particularly dangerous.