1 Corinthians 13 (Molin)

A Wedding Homily I Corinthians 13 Check out these helpful resources Biblical Commentary Sermons Children's Sermons Hymn Lists I Corinthians 13 Pastor Steven Molin Don and Sara, on behalf of those who are standing beside you, and those family and friends who are seated behind you, I want to thank you for inviting us [...]

2019-06-29T12:00:50-07:001 Corinthians, Wedding|

1 Corinthians 15:12-20 Baptized into Easter (London)

Do you remember the Etch-A-Sketch? When you made a mistake you could shake it and voila — clean slate — you could start over. We're here this morning to celebrate Easter--God's shaking up the world so that we could start over. All the death and sin that had been written and drawn has been erased and God has begun a new creation.

2019-06-29T12:16:16-07:001 Corinthians, Sermons|

1 Corinthians 15 Empty Tomb––Full Life (Bowen)

As N.T. Wright puts it, "They knew as well as we do that things like that just don't happen. When people died they stayed dead.... Jesus' followers weren't expecting him to die in the first place; when he did, they certainly weren't expecting him to rise again. Yet they say, loud and clear, that that was what had happened. He had gone through death and out the other side, into a new mode of human existence."

2019-06-29T12:17:24-07:001 Corinthians, Sermons|

1 Corinthians 13 The Greatest Gift (Leininger)

Here Paul explains what he DOES mean. Love is not some warm-fuzzy feeling. Love means some very practical things: Love is patient--kind--does not envy--does not boast--is not proud--is not rude--is not self-seeking--is not easily angered--keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices in the truth. It always protects--trusts--hopes--perseveres. No sentimental journey here. This is where the rubber meets the road.

2019-06-29T12:17:46-07:001 Corinthians, Sermons|

1 Corinthians 13 Love (Stevenson)

Ancient philosophers said that everything is made of four elements: earth, air, fire, and water. The movie "The Fifth Element" imagined that there was a fifth element that tied these four together. That fifth most important element was "Love." Maslow, the psychological theorist, said that Love is one of the five basic needs of a human and that to be healthy and happy we need to love and be loved.

2019-06-29T12:17:56-07:001 Corinthians, Sermons|
Go to Top