The church in Corinth was gifted, passionate, and deeply divided. Its people carried strong opinions, personal freedoms, and preconceived ideas into community, and the result was conflict. This series walks through Paul’s letter to ask what changes when Christ is placed in the middle of it all. Scripture shows that His presence unsettles us, challenging our self-focus and reshaping how we live with one another. The result isn’t uniformity, but a deeper unity where conviction and love can coexist, and where we are changed for the better.
Part One
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Part Two
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Part Three
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Part Four
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