<description>An in-depth study of 1 Kings 13.</description>

1 Kings 13

Midweek Bible Study

<description>While the culture shouts, “My body, my choice”, the Bible contradicts that for Believers. For Christians, Paul says that our bodies belong to the Lord, and we need to honor God with our bodies. Since our bodies include our sexuality, the question becomes—what does God expect of us in the area of sexuality? Paul gives us guidance about this in 1 Corinthians 6. Follow along as Pastor Gary shares today’s teaching entitled, “God’s View of Sex.”</description>

1 Corinthians 6: 12-18

While the culture shouts, “My body, my choice”, the Bible contradicts that for Believers. For Christians, Paul says that our bodies belong to the Lord, and we need to honor God with our bodies. Since our bodies include our sexuality, the question becomes—what does God expect of us in the area of sexuality? Paul gives us guidance about this in 1 Corinthians 6. Follow along as Pastor Gary shares today’s teaching entitled, “God’s View of Sex.”

God’s View of Sex

<description>Cornerstone's pastors lead in a night of prayer for the election and the future of the nation.</description>

Cornerstone's pastors lead in a night of prayer for the election and the future of the nation.

Night of Prayer for the 2024 Elections

<description>If someone begins a question with the phrase, “Do you not know?…” it usually implies that either you did know, or should have known, but you failed to act. Paul begins six questions like this in chapter 6 of 1 Corinthians as a way of asking a corrective question about some things that the Corinthian church was doing wrong. In today’s study, Pastor Gary tackles three of those questions to help us understand God’s perspective on lawsuits and lifestyles.</description>

1 Corinthians 6:1-11

If someone begins a question with the phrase, “Do you not know?…” it usually implies that either you did know, or should have known, but you failed to act. Paul begins six questions like this in chapter 6 of 1 Corinthians as a way of asking a corrective question about some things that the Corinthian church was doing wrong. In today’s study, Pastor Gary tackles three of those questions to help us understand God’s perspective on lawsuits and lifestyles.

Lawsuits and Lifestyles

<description>In today’s study from 1 Corinthians 5, Pastor Gary explains the rare, but sometimes necessary, need to exercise “church discipline”—the process by which church leadership confronts a person living in open, unrepentant sin, encourages the person to repent of that sin, but then removes the person from fellowship if he/she does not repent. And what if something like this is happening in your own home or extended family? How do you respond to those who are living in open, unrepentant sin but still expect you to just “love” and “accept” them rather than “judge” them. That’s the definition of “tolerance” in today’s culture. Listen or watch as Pastor Gary helps us to understand what true Biblical tolerance looks like.</description>

1 Corinthians 5

In today’s study from 1 Corinthians 5, Pastor Gary explains the rare, but sometimes necessary, need to exercise “church discipline”—the process by which church leadership confronts a person living in open, unrepentant sin, encourages the person to repent of that sin, but then removes the person from fellowship if he/she does not repent. And what if something like this is happening in your own home or extended family? How do you respond to those who are living in open, unrepentant sin but still expect you to just “love” and “accept” them rather than “judge” them. That’s the definition of “tolerance” in today’s culture. Listen or watch as Pastor Gary helps us to understand what true Biblical tolerance looks like.

Biblical Tolerance

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