1 Corinthians 3:16-23 False Teachers
Paul said, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, that “if anyone destroys God’s temple, God will destroy him.” But I thought He is a God of love, so what does this mean? Let’s find out.
Romans 16:1-16 Friends of Paul
Who are all of these people, and why are they important? Friends of Paul, but you might be surprised who some of them are reported to be, it is fun to find out.
Mark 12:38-44 Beware of the Scribes
We examine this passage with Matthew 23:1-22 to get the full impact of the tension between Jesus and the Scribes.
1 Corinthians 3:10-15 The Foundation
When the foundation of a building is not right, the whole building suffers. Paul set a good foundation, but he cautions those who build on it to be careful. There are many today who are not careful with the way they build the Church.
Romans 15:22-33 Let’s Work Together
Paul issues a plea for the Church in Rome to work together with him, to help him launch a ministry outreach to Spain. Let’s get beyond these divisions in order to get on with the work of the gospel.
Mark 12:35-37 Whose Son is the Christ?
This question, and the response by Jesus, is much more involved than what some might perceive. Jesus really “knocked it out of the park” with this one. And the leaders were not happy.
Romans 15:14-22 Let’s Get Past This Ethnic Battling
Paul urges the believers in Rome to get past their battling over ethnic issues so they can move on to greater service in God’s Kingdom.
1 Corinthians 3:1-10 A Skilled Architect
Paul pinpoints the root of the divisions in the church in Corinth; and this root gives birth to all the other problems in the church. The root is an unwillingness to mature in their walk with Jesus Christ.
Mark 12:13-34 On the Ropes
We continue with the last few days of Jesus presenting Himself in the Temple as the perfect Sacrificial Lamb of God. Members of the the ruling class try to get Jesus “on the ropes”, but soon they regret it. Jesus proves to be more than a match.
Romans 15:8-15 Liberty Includes Integration
Paul encourages the Christians in Rome to make certain the use of their liberty would issue in the integration of Jew and Gentile.
