| 786 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Let Differences Fester? |
1
Corinthians 1:10-17 |
Focus:
Prideful disunity within Christendom remains as one of the greatest
scandals that compromise our witness today. Do I let differences fester
into greater conflicts or do I take corrective action to clear up the
confusion? |
| 787 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Know What I Believe |
1
Corinthians 1:17-2:16 |
There
are many ways to be a fool. The best way is to be a fool in the eyes of
the real fool. I choose to be a fool for God. |
| 788 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Put People On A Pedestal |
1
Corinthians 3 |
Do
we put people on a pedestal, the place of excessive admiration, and a
place from which they will probably be knocked down? God uses ordinary
people to accomplish the extraordinary without endangering them on a
pedestal. |
| 795 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Allow God to Guide Me? |
1
Corinthians 4:1-5 |
We
are influenced and guided for good by three basic sources, by people, by
conscience, and by God. There is only one source that influences and
guides for the best. |
| 796 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Compromise My Purity? |
1
Corinthians 6:12-20 |
God
invented sex. Happy are those who choose to follow God's instructions
and warnings as described in the designer's manual - the Bible |
| 797 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Pursue the RIGHT Due Process? |
1
Corinthians 6:1-8 |
There
is a Biblical method for dealing with problems - all problems - between
professed Christians. |
| 798 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Bloom Where I'm Planted? |
1
Corinthians 7:17-24 |
Don’t
be so concerned with what you could be doing somewhere else that you
miss the opportunities where you are. Function faithfully in the place
God has planted you. |
| 804 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Cause Others to Stumble? |
1
Corinthians 8 |
In
the gray areas of life, voluntarily abstain from expressing your freedom
in a way that might damage your brother or sister. |
| 805 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Yield My Rights? |
I
Corinthians 9 |
The
greatest fulfillment comes through self denial, yielding our rights in
order to follow the way of Christ. |
| 806 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Sit in False Security? |
1
Corinthians 10:1-13 |
The
false security from the rituals of religion will not protect you from
the disaster that will occur if you neglect your relationship with God. |
| 807 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Come to Christ With My Problems? |
1
Corinthians 10:13 |
No
problem is so unique that Christ doesn’t have a solution. With Christ
there is hope for every problem! |
| 808 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Know My Niche? |
1
Corinthians 12 |
God
has a grand design and he has a special niche just for you in His grand
design. It is exciting to feel a part of God’s purpose when we use our
gifts in the way God intended. |
| 809 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Choose to Love? |
1
Corinthians 13 |
When
I choose to love, God's gifts are expressed through me in the most
excellent way. |
| 810 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Need A Church Bulletin? |
1
Corinthians 14 |
A
Worship service must be fitting and orderly in order to accomplish its
intended purpose, to strengthen its members and help unbelievers come to
a saving faith in Jesus Christ. |
| 812 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Cling To What's Most Important? |
1
Corinthians 15 |
There
is one most important fact, without which we are without hope, the
Resurrection of Christ. We cannot understand how to live unless we know
what happens after we die. |
| 817 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Anticipate My New Resurrection Body? |
I
Corinthians 15:35-58 |
Focus:
A Christian’s hope of resurrection is not wishful thinking but a solid
anchor stabilizing the soul; it is an anticipation of a future reality
which makes a difference in how we live right now. |
| 818 |
Corinthian
Questions |
Do
I Support the Service of the Saints? |
1
Corinthians 16 |
God
has called every Christian to be set apart for a purpose. Everyone has
something to contribute and is called to commit treasure, time and
talent to the cause of Christ. |
