First Corinthians Session Video

1 Corinthians is basically a letter Paul wrote to a people who were trying a wild new social experiment known as a Christian community. Centuries later, our churches deal with many of the same issues Paul addresses: factions, sexual immorality, gender issues, money concerns, theological questions, lawsuits, problems in worship, and problems in leadership. In 1 Corinthians: Searching the Depths of God, Jaime Clark-Soles explores these topics and the awe-inspiring, breathtaking world of the first-century church.

In session 1, Jaime Clark-Soles discusses church conflict in the context of 1 Corinthians with Rev. Dr. George Mason.

Running Time: 11:56

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1 Corinthians is basically a letter Paul wrote to a people who were trying a wild new social experiment known as a Christian community. Centuries later, our churches deal with many of the same issues Paul addresses: factions, sexual immorality, gender issues, money concerns, theological questions, lawsuits, problems in worship, and problems in leadership. In 1 Corinthians: Searching the Depths of God, Jaime Clark-Soles explores these topics and the awe-inspiring, breathtaking world of the first-century church.

In Session 2, Jaime Clark-Soles talks about the church’s relationship with human sexuality with guest Rev. Katie Montgomery Mears.

Running Time: 12:21

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1 Corinthians is basically a letter Paul wrote to a people who were trying a wild new social experiment known as a Christian community. Centuries later, our churches deal with many of the same issues Paul addresses: factions, sexual immorality, gender issues, money concerns, theological questions, lawsuits, problems in worship, and problems in leadership. In 1 Corinthians: Searching the Depths of God, Jaime Clark-Soles explores these topics and the awe-inspiring, breathtaking world of the first-century church.

In Session 3, Jaime Clark-Soles welcomes guest Rev. Ellen Dittman for a discussion of rules and disorder in the context of 1 Corinthians.

Running Time: 10:27

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1 Corinthians is basically a letter Paul wrote to a people who were trying a wild new social experiment known as a Christian community. Centuries later, our churches deal with many of the same issues Paul addresses: factions, sexual immorality, gender issues, money concerns, theological questions, lawsuits, problems in worship, and problems in leadership. In 1 Corinthians: Searching the Depths of God, Jaime Clark-Soles explores these topics and the awe-inspiring, breathtaking world of the first-century church.

In Session 4, Jaime Clark-Soles and Rev. Ray Jordan discuss 1 Corinthians 11-14 and the issues of the role of women and the Lord’s Supper.

Running Time: 12:27

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1 Corinthians is basically a letter Paul wrote to a people who were trying a wild new social experiment known as a Christian community. Centuries later, our churches deal with many of the same issues Paul addresses: factions, sexual immorality, gender issues, money concerns, theological questions, lawsuits, problems in worship, and problems in leadership. In 1 Corinthians: Searching the Depths of God, Jaime Clark-Soles explores these topics and the awe-inspiring, breathtaking world of the first-century church.

In Session 5, Jaime Clark-Soles brings Rev. Baranda Fermin into the conversation about how the “saints” in the messiness of 1 Corinthians find their way.

Running Time: 12:35

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1 Corinthians is basically a letter Paul wrote to a people who were trying a wild new social experiment known as a Christian community. Centuries later, our churches deal with many of the same issues Paul addresses: factions, sexual immorality, gender issues, money concerns, theological questions, lawsuits, problems in worship, and problems in leadership. In 1 Corinthians: Searching the Depths of God, Jaime Clark-Soles explores these topics and the awe-inspiring, breathtaking world of the first-century church.

In Session 6, Jaime Clark-Soles talks to Rev. Mireya Martinez about death and the afterlife in our lives and in the world of 1 Corinthians.

Running Time: 12:35

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