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While the practice of reasoning with others as a centerpiece of ministry seems surprising, it was consistently at the center of the ministry of Paul and the early church. This was not because they loved to argue, but because they were both explaining and defending all of the truths upon which the gospel is dependent. This should be the ongoing pursuit of the church both in evangelism and discipleship.

The church in Corinth had several problems, but the big one was a lack of Unity. Previously, Paul had shared the related problem and his reasoning. Today, Paul goes a step further and reveals the practical reality of their situation. Much of the church members were spiritual babies.

To the Unknown God (Acts 17.22-34) Introduction: While in Athens, Paul saw the idolatry and was moved to preach everywhere he went in the city. This lifestyle was normal for him. He used logic, the culture and a confrontation of their religious views and spiritual ignorance as an opening to share the…

Do You have a hardened heart? This morning I would like share a passage from my morning Quiet Time: it is found in Mark chapter 8 [P]. I am going to read a fairly lengthy passage so that we have the context of what took place. Jesus had a discussion with His disciples – and we are His disciples, aren’t…