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This week, we reflect on 1st Corinthians Chapter 13, which walks us through Godly love and end in a breath prayer that says "You are patient and kind, I will trust your love for me."

1st Corinthians 13 with Bill Dogterom

This week, Bryan picks up in 1st Corinthians Chapter 12 where he left off on Sunday. He unpacks Paul's metaphor of the body and reminds us of his call to belonging and unity.

1st Corinthians 12 with Bryan Rouanzoin This week, Bryan unpacks each of the spiritual gifts that Paul names in chapter 12 and invites us to ask the question "What happens when a spiritually hungry world encounters a church that has learned to function without expecting very much from the Holy Spirit?"

1st Corinthians 11:1-33 with Bill Dogterom.  This week, Bill unpacks a often challenging section for modern readers to understand. Ultimately, he concludes that as Paul has been reiterating for the past three chapters, our freedom in Christ must be balanced with love of the outsider.

1st Corinthians 10 with Bryan Rouanzoin

Bryan reflects on a moment in service where he sensed the Holy Spirit inviting us to wait and respond in a different way. Part of being free in Christ is being available and interruptible to His presence.

1st Corinthians 9 with Bryan Rouanzoin

This week, we reflect on surrendering our thoughts, desires, and entire lives up to Jesus.

1st Corinthians 8 with Bryan Rouanzoin

This week, Bryan leads a reflection on 1 Corinthians 6:12 “'I have the right to do anything,” you say—but not everything is beneficial. “I have the right to do anything”—but I will not be mastered by anything." He explores the question "What does real freedom look like in the Kingdom of God?"

1st Corinthians 6  & 7 with Bill Dogterom

This week Bryan, Shayla and Michelle have a conversation on giving ourselves away as Jesus commissions His followers to do. They touch on the barriers we often face, reflect on the effects of gratitude, and share where they are personally being nudged by the Spirit to pour out! Give it a listen.

As followers of Jesus, we must learn to wait on the Lord. We learn to slow our pace, to not get ahead of His will, and to seek His voice. This week Bryan guides a reflection on this very theme of waiting.