Logos Fellowship

Many people can do great things, but without love. A person can give things to others, do things for others, even make many sacrifices, but not out of love. The desire for praise, acknowledgment, self-fulfillment, and more can motivate people to do such things, besides love. In 1 Cor 13, Paul highlights that out of […]

Can a body be divided? Can one hand say to the other, I am more useful, I don’t care about you? Or an eye say to the mouth, goodbye? 👁🖐👄 Paul emphasizes that the church is supposed to be of one spirit (1 Cor 12). Though the church may have many members and individuals with

How do we make the most of each day? We wake up and are faced with choices, whether that’s eating breakfast, giving advice to people, or interacting with people at work or school. But do we live and act in such a way each day that glorifies God? In 1 Cor 11, Paul highlights two

What is your relationship with God like? Do you just know of Him, or do you really know Him, like say you know your friends? In 1 Cor 10, Paul goes on to say that sure we may see God, but are we actually following him? Are we truly spiritual or are just acting spiritual?

What is your attitude towards rights and freedom? Should we always uphold our rights no matter what? Should we use our freedom to the fullest? In 1 Cor 9, Paul uses himself as an example. As an apostle, Paul has many rights. He has the right to get married, the right to get financial support

Knowledge “puffs up” 🍞 but love “builds up” 🧱 Eating food that had been offered to idols is one of the issues that the Corinthian church had mentioned to Paul, and which Paul now addresses in his letter (1 Cor 8). While it may be so that one can eat such food with a clear

What are you devoted to right now in your life? In 1 Cor 7, Paul highlights that those in the church should have this undistracted devotion to the Lord, whether it be together as a married couple or as an unmarried individual. That is to say that they should have their interests and mindset aligned

When you pause to reflect and examine the choices you make in life, you will see your true values and beliefs reflected. This is why in 1 Cor 6 Paul asks the Corinth church, “Do you not know?” For if you know, then why do you choose to behave otherwise? As Christians, we ought to

‘Dough’ not underestimate sin! In 1 Cor 5, we see that in the Corinthian church there was a person who committed a sin and didn’t feel bad about it or repent from it. The people in the church were even proud of the fact that they accepted something like that. Even though Paul was not

Have you been nagged before? In 1 Cor 4, Paul addresses the Corinthian church on the issue of pride. In the church, some people boast that they follow Paul, while some others boast that they follow Apollos. The attitude behind people saying such things is that they are elevating themselves above others. Paul cares about