| Paul planted the Corinthian church
on his second missionary journey; and his letters to them
reveal a church beset with serious problems. In fact, no epistle
in the New Testament gives a clearer insight into the life
of the first century church than 1 Corinthians.
Although Paul wrote four letters to the Corinthian church,
only two of them made it into the bible. They are heavily
practical, dealing with a series of specific moral and conduct
problems in the church.
Romans – Paul’s longest epistle – is written
to a church that he neither planted nor ever visited. And
it is considered to be a cornerstone book in the bible; the
most comprehensive book in the New Testament. A doctrinal
dissertation on righteousness yet a practical and down to
earth book.
In this series, you will learn:
• Five major influences that impacted the Corinthian
Church
• The seven key issues Paul addressed in 1 Corinthians
• Paul’s autobiography as unveiled in 2 Corinthians
• The three trilogies of Romans
• The three tenses of salvation in Paul’s writings
Four Message Series - Message Titles
• AN OVERVIEW OF CORINTHIANS
• 1 CORINTHIANS
• 2 CORINTHIANS
• ROMANS (Part 1)
• ROMANS (Part 2)
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