The Book of I Corinthians is one of the most practical of Paul’s letters in addressing problems in the local church. Some of the major issues that he addresses include divisions within the church, immorality within the church, church discipline, speaking in tongues, and others. In addition to his corrections in these areas, he gives very practical guidance for both the individual Christian and the local church as a whole on such subjects as marriage and divorce, Christian charity, handling legal issues within the church instead of before the local magistrates.
Click on any of the links below to listen to the chapter. Serious students are encouraged to have Bible and paper in front of them as they join this verse by verse study.
Chapter One: Divisions in the Local Church
Chapter Two: Man’s Wisdom vs God’s Wisdom
Chapter Three: The Judgment Seat of Christ
Chapter Four: Servants & Humility
Chapter Five: Church Discipline
Chapter Six: Lawsuits Between Church Members
Chapter Seven: Marriage and Divorce
Chapter Eight: Christian Conscience
Chapter Nine: The Relationship Between Preacher and Congregation
Chapter Ten: The Example of Israel
Chapter Eleven: Hair, Heads, and Authority
Chapter Twelve: Gifts of the Spirit
Chapter Thirteen: Christian Charity
Chapter Fourteen: Tongues Confusion Intro
Chapter Fourteen: Tongues Confusion