In this episode we are in the final chapter, Chapter 10, of I Corinthians. When we were in Chapter 9, Paul defended his ministry and demonstrated tremendous endurance. of his faith Now, in Chapter 10 he continues the discours around questions posed to him about idols and food.

In this week's episode we're digging into I Corinthians Chapter 9. Paul defends his ministry and his endurance on behalf of the church, through the strengthening of Jesus Christ.

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In this week's episode we're digging into I Corinthians Chapter 8 Paul tackles more sticky topics.

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In this week's episode we're digging into I Corinthians Chapter 7 our lesson focuses on marriage, the topic of being single and the idea of your spiritual calling. Paul addresses six questions for us to consider, as he is speaking to the church.

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Welcome to EXHALE Bible Study, with Dr. Paula McDonald! We are in Chapters 5 & 6 in I Corinthians. In these two chapters Paul covers the topic of sexual immorality and the issue of lawsuits among believers.

Thank you for continuing with us in this study of the book of Corinthians, written by Paul. By now, you have most likely experienced the passion, the urgency behind his letters to the church (and to you and I, as believers). In this chapter, he takes on the serious topic of what is required of us as servants or ministers of Christ. What does it mean to be a faithful follower of Jesus Christ? To what standard are we called to measure ourselves? Judgment of others, or of God?

In Chapter 3, Paul encourages the Corinthians to consider their bodies as "temples" of God. Think about that. In what ways do you treat or not treat your flesh as if it is a temple or sacred place? Do you care for it, nurture it and fill it with the word of God and the fruit of the Spirit? Or are there ways in which your flesh rules your decisions? Consider that Paul's urging to the Corinthians is as relevant to us today as it was to them then.

In Chapter 2 we continue on in Paul's letters to the Corinthians where he seeks to intervene in the division of the church that is happening at the time. Today's lesson focuses on the Proclamation of Christ and the Mind of Christ. With only sixteen verses, this chapter is brief but packed with an important and convicting message about Jesus Christ.