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Paul not only addressed arrogance in the church at Corinth but gave a measurement by which each one could discern the arrogance within his heart. When we cling to our knowledge, we become arrogant. When we love God, we are loved by Him and seek to edify others.

Paul wants the church at Corinth to be happy and shares exactly how. Paul, who endured great persecution, imprisonment, torture, hatred, and the anger of others, shares the secret to his own happiness in Christ.



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Originally preached on January 3, 2016 for a church he was planting in Douglas, Ken Duffy begins his expository series through the book of Acts. Ken spells out his vision for church planting, a vision that is being revived in 2021 as we plant a new reformed church in Douglas, AZ. For more information and to donate, visit cochisereformed.church.



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Paul admonished the local church in Corinth not to pursue self-desire but, instead, to be devoted to Christ. We cannot follow Christ’s desires and our own. We cannot serve Christ’s preferences and our own. We can only have one king.



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As Paul admonishes the church toward contentment, maturity in the faith, and unity, he addresses virgins and the complexities of life complicated by sin and worldly expectations.



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Malcontent leads to relationship problems, religious division, and socio-economic oppression. Today, Andrew preaches an expository sermon from 1 Corinthians 7:18-24.