In our main text, the apostle Paul is using the analogy of the human body to explain the unity and diversity within the Christian community, which is referred to as the body of Christ. He compares the various parts of the human body to the different members or individuals within...

Paul had continuous communication and relationship with the church in Corinth. Through this relationship, he was teaching them about Jesus and the Holy Spirit, while also teaching them how to live their lives as Christians. In the closing of his second letter to the Corinthian church, we see a brief...

To have unity in every relationship in our lives, Jesus gives us this command: love one another. However, that command is not as simple as we might initially think. It is not only to love one another but more importantly to love one another as Jesus has loved us. God...

We are each born in a time and place of God’s choosing. (Acts 17:26) We have different appearances, cultural characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses. We have different roles on earth and in the family of God. This is for our Father’s pleasure and purpose! (Philippians 2:13) If we live in obedience...

Have you ever witnessed the lighting of a candelabra? One candle is used to light each consecutive candle, yet its flame is not diminished. Once all candles are lit, each branch, producing light, works together for one purpose. As one flame kindles another flame, so does the Spirit of the...