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Paul once again, makes it very clear what the Holy Spirit is working to accomplish within the local church.

John makes it very clear that the follower of Jesus must walk in the light.

Paul is going to spend some significant time answering questions of the Corinthian church, about the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

John sets his readers straight when it comes to our earthly battle with sin.

Divisions are a somewhat natural, and unfortunate part of our world. We simply cannot let that divisiveness invade the church.

John gets right to business, letting his audience know He spent some significant time with Jesus.

What are supposed to do with 1st century, veil talk in church? Does any of this still apply to us today?

In his gospel, as well as his letters, John was not just writing random history and giving aimless advice, when it comes to following Jesus. He was writing to combat a very destructive heresy that was gaining more momentum in the later part of the 1st century A.D.

Paul concludes his instructions on meat sacrificed to idols with some very practical advice.

Where are we taking Jesus with us, on a daily basis?

In any race, it's not how you begin that matters most.

Intern Grant Smysor brought the message Sunday! Paul not only preached the gospel; he kept his personal desires in check, so as to not compromise his mission.

God does not want spectators, He desires participants in His Kingdom.

Was Paul really an Apostle?

As a culture, we value our individual rights. How exactly do we exercise our rights as followers of Christ Jesus?