Dearing Christian Church

Life is all about realizations. Some of them are quite powerful.

In 1 Corinthians 13 Paul gives us what might be the most powerful, eloquent definition of love in all of literature.

Luke gives us a closer look at one of the mighty works of God being performed through His Apostles.

Paul continues his teaching on spiritual gifts, by using the metaphor of the different parts of our physical bodies.

Have you ever wondered what happened to the centurion at the foot of the cross? Me too.

Paul begins his answer to the Corinthian church in regard to Spiritual gifts. He will spend a significant amount of time answering this question.

How would people respond to the first ever gospel sermon?

The church in Corinth was in much need of a lesson of how to do communion appropriately. We can learn from this lesson as well.

So, what do we do with Paul's teaching on women wearing veils?

The Holy Spirit definitely knows how to make an entrance!

Paul wraps up his answer to the question of meat sacrificed to idols.

As the apostles waited in the Jerusalem upper room, they had a little business to tend to.

Paul will make it clear in this passage that eating meat sacrificed to idols is a different topic than actually going to a temple and participating in the worship of false gods.

Jesus has been a part of establishing new beginnings for a LONG time.

The call of the Lord is rarely comfortable.

Paul encourages the church in Corinth to learn from history.

Our faith in God is strongest when it is firmly grounded in gratitude.

In this incredible passage, we see Paul's motivation and plan for ministry.

More than once mankind has challenged God, it always ends the same.

Of all things, Paul's willingness to preach for free while in Corinth brought criticism from some in Corinth. While speaking of freedom, he will address why he did that.