<p>The Corinthian community was one filled with interpersonal relationship issues. Among them, the rich were suing the poor, using the corrupt and unjust judicial system outside of the church to do so. In our passage, Paul once again steps into his rebuke toward this church. He invites them to remember who they are–a new family; siblings in Christ–and they need to learn to treat one another as such.</p>


The Corinthian community was one filled with interpersonal relationship issues. Among them, the rich were suing the poor, using the corrupt and unjust judicial system outside of the church to do so. In our passage, Paul once again steps into his rebuke toward this church. He invites them to remember who they are–a new family; siblings in Christ–and they need to learn to treat one another as such.

Who Do We Judge? How Do We Judge? - 1 Corinthians 6:1-11

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