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10 resources referencing 1 Corinthians 5:1-5
The sermon focuses on the theme of divine judgment, emphasizing that judgment begins with the people of God and that believers are judged daily according to their deeds. The preacher stresses the…
The sermon focuses on the biblical principles of church discipline and restoration, emphasizing the importance of addressing sin within the church according to Scripture. It outlines a step-by-step…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of rightly dividing the word of truth and understanding biblical judgments in their proper context. It explains that some judgments, such as the judgment of sin…
The sermon discusses the biblical principles of church discipline, emphasizing the importance of handling offenses according to Scripture rather than human reasoning. It highlights the process…
Nathan Cochran's sermon explores the nature of God's holiness and providence, emphasizing that God is not the source of temptation or evil but works through circumstances to fulfill His purposes. He…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. addresses the serious issue of gross immorality within the church, focusing on 1 Corinthians 5 where a member was involved in incestuous fornication. He emphasizes the need for…
The sermon explores the marks of the apostolic church, focusing on the fourth, fifth, and sixth marks. It emphasizes the necessity of church discipline for the glory of God, preservation of the…
The sermon emphasizes the privilege and responsibility of being a member of the Church of God, likening the church to the bride of Christ and stressing the importance of faithfulness and commitment.…
The sermon emphasizes the seriousness of departing from the truth and the spiritual dangers it brings, including death and a multitude of sins. The preacher highlights the importance of prayer, the…
The sermon "Seeing With New Eyes" emphasizes the transformative power of God's grace as revealed in 1 Corinthians 1:4-10. The preacher urges believers to recognize their own frailty, reject…