Restless Wonderer - Bible teaching

Part 14 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul continues to speak about marriage .

Part 13 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul begins to address questions about marriage, singleness and sex.

Part 12 of the series in I Corinthians.  In this section Paul talks about sexual morality and explains why sexual sin is such a big deal.  As always, he directs us back to the cross as the ultimate reason for holy living.

Part 11 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul speaks about principles concerning church discipline, court cases between believers and the change God has made in our lives through Christ.  Another longer than usual episode!

Part 9 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul continues to speak of his apostolic ministry and to urge the Corinthians to listen to him and follow his example.

Part 8 of the series on I Corinthians.  Paul begins a defence of his apostleship but also explains the fundamental reason why boasting is never appropriate - because we are simply stewards of what God has entrusted to us.

Part 7 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul challenges us to think about how we are building into God's church - will our contribution last the test?  Is our service of eternal value?  He puts a final nail in the lid of the coffin of basting about men and draws our attention firmly to Christ.

Part 6 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul confronts head-on the foolishness of division in the church into factions following different leaders by emphasising that leaders are only servants of God and it is He who builds His church.

Part 5 of the series in I Corinthians.  In this section Paul contineus to speak about God's wisdom and declares that the apostles' message was revealed to them by the Spirit of God and must be received with the help of the same Spirit.  I got carried away with this one, so it's 30 minutes rather than the usual 20 - forgive me!

Part 4 of the series in I Corinthians.  Paul speaks about his own weakness and the focus of his message - only on Christ and Him crucified.  Where is our faith resting?  In our own abilities and programmes or in God's power?