A Church Divided Over Its Leaders – 1 Corinthians 1:10-12
It is sad and unfortunate when the church is divided. Especially when the division is caused because of allegiance to individuals rather than to Jesus.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
This is a collection of devotional posts from the book of 1 Corinthians. They are sorted according to when they were written, with the most recent first. To see them in their biblical order, select them from the menu.
It is sad and unfortunate when the church is divided. Especially when the division is caused because of allegiance to individuals rather than to Jesus.
It is through the message of the cross that the power of God works in the lives of believers. The cross truly is good news for us.
In God’s wisdom, he chose the message of the cross. An offense to the world, but life to those who believe.
Some demand miracles. Others want logical proof. But the crucified Christ demonstrates the power and wisdom of God.
We should be careful about feeling proud as believers. Who I am as a believer is really all about what God has done in my life.
The focus of God’s plan for his creation was the redemption that comes through the crucified Jesus. A plan that was destined for our glory.
God has graciously provided us with the Holy Spirit to help us to understand what he has given us as well as how to live for him.
The things of the spiritual world are foreign to me as a human. But God’s Spirit, living with me, helps me to understand spiritual truths.
As a believer, build your life on the foundation of Christ with materials that will last. How you build today will impact your eternity.
All true believers join together in producing God’s temple. We should be careful that we do nothing to cause division in the body of Christ.
Jesus is my Lord, who has entrusted me with a task. And it is expected that I will prove to be a trusted steward.
As believers, we have been entrusted with the gifts of the Holy Spirit. And we need to exercise faithful stewardship of that trust.