1 Corinthians

Step into a week of spiritual enlightenment and growth as we recap the insightful messages and worship experiences from our recent church services. From heartfelt Telugu worship to thought-provoking reflections on righteousness and suffering, each day offers a unique opportunity for connection and learning. Join us as we journey through powerful sermons by Pastor Sam […]

All Christians possess the Spirit of God, who dispenses the gifts as He pleases. “To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good.” – 1 Corinthians 12:7 Some of the gifts are given “to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we […]

In 1 Corinthians 15:24, we read that Christ will deliver up the kingdom to the Father after He has subdued all rebellion and put everything under His feet. This is how He will do it in our case also. He wants to offer us up to the Father after He has subdued all rebellion within […]

It is important to notice what it says in Acts 2:4 about the disciples speaking in tongues on the day of Pentecost. Read the verse carefully. It was the disciples themselves who opened their mouth and used their tongues when they spoke in tongues. The Holy Spirit does not move their tongues. He does not […]

1 Corinthians 14:14 says that our mind cannot understand what we are saying when we speak in tongues. So we do not try to analyze our speech when we speak in tongues.

Gift of speaking in tongues is one of the most controversial topics in the church over its purpose or proper methodology. Now a word about the gift of speaking in unknown tongues—since this is often associated with the fullness of the Spirit.

God’s promise (through Joel) that Peter quoted on the day of Pentecost was: “Upon my bond-slaves, I will pour out my Spirit” (Acts 2:18).

The church at Corinth was a church in trouble. Paul lovingly and forcefully confronted their problems and pointed them back to Christ. He dealt with divisions, selfishness, disorder of worship, abuse of spiritual gifts, and wrong attitudes about the resurrection. In every church, there will be problems and conflicts, but we must never ignore our […]

In verses thirteen and fourteen, Paul gives Christians a critical command. As the Corinthians awaited Paul’s next visit, they were directed to be on their guard. They were to be watchful and vigilant for spiritual enemies that might threaten to destroy them – whether it be divisions, pride, sin, or erroneous theology. Paul also tells […]

In this chapter, he mentions some practical deeds that have value for all Christians. The Christians in Jerusalem were suffering from poverty and famine, so Paul was collecting money for them. He suggested that believers set aside a certain amount each week and give to the church until he arrived to take it back to […]