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10 resources referencing 1 Corinthians 5:9
Pastor Chris McCoo emphasizes the biblical principle of separation from the world, focusing on marriage, Sabbath observance, and daily Christian living. He highlights the importance of being…
The sermon titled 'Hope in the Worst of Times' explores the spiritual decline of Israel during the era of the Judges, highlighting their repeated cycles of sin, judgment, and deliverance. It…
The sermon is a detailed exposition of Ephesians 5:7-14, emphasizing the Christian walk in light as opposed to darkness. The preacher highlights the transformation from being darkness to becoming…
The sermon explores 2 Corinthians 6-7, emphasizing the biblical principle of not being unequally yoked with unbelievers as a form of repentance that leads to holiness and separation from sin. It…
The sermon emphasizes the transition in Ephesians from doctrinal truths to practical Christian living, urging believers to walk worthy of their calling by putting off their old sinful ways and…
The sermon addresses how Christians should interact with sinners, emphasizing compassion and grace rather than judgment or exclusion. It highlights biblical examples, such as Peter's change of heart…
The sermon explores 1 Corinthians chapters 5 and 6, focusing on church discipline, the distinction between criminal and civil cases within the church, and the importance of maintaining the church's…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical view of marriage as a divine institution ordained by God, meant to be lifelong and between a man and a woman. It addresses the issue of divorce, highlighting that…
The sermon explains the biblical distinction between a fellowship meal and the Lord's Supper, emphasizing that the Lord's Supper is a solemn celebration of Jesus Christ's sacrifice, fellowship with…
Josh Coker's sermon on surviving a fallen society centers on the biblical analysis of Romans chapter 1, highlighting humanity's rejection of God and the resulting moral decay. He emphasizes that…