1 Corinthians: Lessons From a Messed Up Church

I Be ready for battle (vv.13-14)II Follow the most committed (vv.15-18)III Deepen your bond with other Christians (vv.19-21)IV Be devoted to Jesus (vv.22-24)

I  Plans for the Collection (vv.1-4)II  Plans for Paul’s Own Travel (vv.5-9)III Plans for the Travel of Others (vv.10-12)

Introduction (v.35)I  The Nature of the Resurrection (vv.36-49)II The Necessity of the Resurrection (vv.50-57)Conclusion (v.58)

I  Its Necessity (vv.12-19)II Its Reality (vv.20-28)III Its Practicality (vv.29-34)

I  Practicing Spiritual Gifts in an Orderly Manner (vv.26-33a) A. The Situation at Corinth (v.26) B. Tongues (vv.27-28) C. Prophecy (vv.29-32) D. Summary (v.33a)II  Wives Conducting Themselves in an Orderly Manner (vv.33b-35)III Conducting the Entire Service in an Orderly Manner (vv.36-40)

I  Prophecy is greater than tongues (vv.1-5)II  Tongues are unintelligible to most (vv.6-12)III Tongues must be interpreted in church (vv.13-19)IV  Uninterpreted tongues can harm the cause of Christ (vv.20-25)

I The Power of Love (vv.1-3)II I Want to Know What Love Is (vv.4-7)III Endless Love (vv.8-13)

I  We are members of one body (vv.12-13)II  All members are included (vv.14-16)III All members are needed (vv.17-21)IV  All members are valued (vv.22-26)V  Every member must find his or her place (vv.27-31)

I  The spiritual person confesses Jesus as Lord (vv.1-3)II The spiritual person is gifted to serve (vv.4-6)III The spiritual person uses his or her gifts for the good of others (vv.7-11)

I  Recognize the Abuses (vv.17-22)II Rehearse the Archetype (vv.23-26)III Review Your Actions (vv.27-34)