In a time of distress Paul addresses various questions from the Corinthian brethren regarding staying unmarried, or getting married.

Paul addresses questions from the Corinthians about marriage. They are basically around two issues: 1) Should the unmarried marry under the current stress; and 2) Whether the married should continue to live together.

Due to the problems in Corinth Paul explains to them that they need to take corrective actions when necessary. This matter of taking corrective actions (judging) is addressed in this chapter. This study also merges this instruction from Paul with…

Paul discusses the matter of how to handle sexual immorality in the church and the need to keep the Feast of Unleavened Bread in sincerity and truth.

Paul explains that the apostles, and by extension, God's ministers are servants of the brethren and must be good stewards of God's Word. Paul treated the brethren as a father treats his children, and he wants to vist them in…

The Corinthians were carnal, babes in Christ. Ministers are to build the Church with works of "gold, silver and precious stones" for the church's edification. These principles equally apply to every member.

Paul preached "Jesus Christ and Him crucified". He did so not with human wisdom but he spoke the wisdom of God in a mystery. It is a mystery hidden from the world, but revealed to those with God's Holy Spirit…

Paul pleads with the brethren that they all may speak the same thing and that there be no divisions among them. He then further explains that the message of Christ's suffering and death shows God's power and wisdom, so that…

Introduction to 1 Corinthians. The geographical location, and it's social problems which triggered the need for Paul to write this epistle. Paul starts the epistle by reminding the Corinthians of how God has spiritually enriched them and how God is…

Paul concludes his epistle to the Galatians with the whole crux of the matter: "Neither circumcision nor uncircumcision avails anything, but [being] a new creation."