Return to Sermon Series: “First Corinthians: Church Repair Manual”

On September 11 our Sunday morning messages will be expository sermons going verse-by-verse through First Corinthians. This addresses one of the earliest group of Jesus-Followers who show us a very fragile, honest and human side. Come and learn from their mistakes and make today’s Church truly the fine-tuned machine God intended.

Do these topics sound relevant … Disunity among Christians … Bad responses to moral breakdowns … Knowing how to handle potential legal action against fellow Christians … Marriage questions … Divorce questions … Living-the-single-life questions? As you can see this letter from 55 ACE is timeless for Truth that turns on the light as we look for answers.

Each week you will be given an outline that includes a “Take Home” section of how to start acting on what God says. The true adventure of knowing Jesus is found actively trusting him by our actions, not just adding “head-knowledge”.

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  1. avatar Michael Richter says:
    August 5, 2012 at 8:23 am

    I guess when I stopped by for a moment looking, searching I was looking for a deeper meaning you do have the space to say more. For example, in Judges God sends a liberator for the sins of His people, they fall and fall again . The nations represent sin he sent them and today we have some nation in us that Jesus has victiory over but we have to come to Him for our strength, the Liberator for a deliverance. so on so. That’s my take God bless.

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    • avatar John Haak says:
      August 5, 2012 at 11:55 am

      Thanks Michael … Always great to have a Bible student taking a look at what we teach. If you are referring to a specific text / message I missed that so please add that. If you are just thinking in general of going deeper then I agree we certainly are intended to see the parallel of Israel’s weakness and our weakness. Israel is a picture of the individual believer. There is a common mistake on that issue when we make Israel parallel to America at large.

      Pastor John

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