1 Corinthians | Week 27

Neil Rogers is joined by Dr. Bob Fu, President of ChinaAid Ministries. Dr. Fu will update us on the persecution of Christians in China and help equip us to stand with persecuted believers around the world. 

Larry Gilbert explores Colossians 3 and John 17, we see how love, humility, and unity shape Christ-centered leadership. Jesus calls us to lead by example and to reflect His heart in how we love and serve others.

Eric continues our 1 Corinthians series, examining how the gift of prophecy strengthens, encourages, and comforts others. He challenges believers to pursue spiritual gifts in love, to test them against Scripture, and to use them to build up the church.

Neil continues our 1 Corinthians series, exploring how spiritual gifts can create tension when personal burdens overshadow others' gifts. He challenges believers to honor one another's gifts and to unite around the greater mission of Christ.

Eric continues our 1 Corinthians series, exploring how God gives believers Spirit-empowered gifts such as apostolic, evangelism, and leadership, each with a unique burden to advance His kingdom. He also highlights the shadow side of each gift to encourage humble stewardship.

Jay continues our 1 Corinthians series by exploring the Word Gifts—Teaching, Encouragement, and Shepherding—as Spirit-given capacities that help believers understand God's truth, inspire faithful obedience, and care for one another.

Luke continues our 1 Corinthians series by exploring four often-overlooked spiritual gifts—administration, helps/service, mercy, and giving—and invites believers to discover how God has uniquely equipped them to meet practical needs and strengthen the body of Christ.

Chase continues our 1 Corinthians series, exploring how love is the essential foundation that gives purpose to our spiritual gifts, reflects the character of Jesus, and endures beyond our temporary abilities.

Jay continues our 1 Corinthians series by exploring how spiritual gifts are God's presence manifesting through believers, emphasizing that we are designed to be both different and dependent within the body of Christ, and that we receive gifts not for ourselves but to serve the world.

Eric continues our 1 Corinthians series by explaining that spiritual gifts are not possessions we own but manifestations of the Holy Spirit working through us for the good of others. We're invited to pursue a life that depends on God's empowering presence to love and serve those around us.