In Session 10 (on page 92 of the adult Personal Study Guide and page 105 of the adult Leader Guide), you will find this sentence: After several stops, Paul returned to his hometown of Troas. We goofed! Obviously, Paul’s hometown was Tarsus and not Troas. The sentence should have simply read that Paul returned to Troas.…
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Aquila and Priscilla were inseparable. In the New Testament, this husband and wife are always mentioned together, never apart. Sometimes Priscilla is mentioned first, other times Aquila’s name comes first, but never is one mentioned without the other. More noteworthy than their inseparableness is this couple’s shared commitment to Jesus Christ and His church. The…
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If you truly believe in the value of life, you care about all of the weakest and most vulnerable members of society. — Joni Eareckson Tada The disciples who walked with Jesus along the roads of Galilee and Judea saw firsthand that He valued every human life. They witnessed that He cared deeply for the…
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written by Clint Pressley The study of 1 & 2 Corinthians is extremely important if only because of the resemblances of the Corinth society to today’s world. The church at Corinth was facing difficulty from the arrogance of powerful leaders and a divisive one-upmanship in church business. A rebellious minority threatened the unity and doctrinal…
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written by Clint Pressley Although manifold issues are addressed in the study of 1 & 2 Corinthians, the prevailing issue is the gospel and getting the gospel absolutely right. If a church and its members do not have clarity on the gospel, then very little else matters. The significant issues of church governance, immorality and…
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