South West Sermons

Paul berates the Corinthian church for the manner in which they are celebrating the Lord's Supper and explains to them how the way they celebrate is supposed to remember Christ but also reaffirm them in their role as the body of Christ on earth.

Jo Robertson continues our 1 Corinthians series by taking us through a passage of scripture that has often been used to oppress and marginalise but that, in reality, is an example of the gospel's power to protect, honour and liberate people often regarded as second class or unimportant.

Sam Young explains how we can glorify God in all we do - in each everyday moment of our lives - and the importance of putting the benefit and well-being of others ahead of our own rights and desires.

How do we avoid temptation? How do we make sure we are actively moving forward with God and not drifting or stagnating? What are the pitfalls we need to be aware of to avoid this? Looking at 1 Corinthians 10, Bruce Heesterman explains how.

What does Paul mean when he says he became "all things to all people?" And why did he do it? Duane Major takes us through Paul's reasons for relinquishing his own rights for the sake of others.