What foundation are you placing your feet on each day? In this message from the Grace That Forms Us series, we begin walking through Paul’s letter to Titus and discover how God’s grace anchors our faith, shapes our character, and transforms us into godly witnesses.

What happens after death—and why does the resurrection of Jesus change everything right now? In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul reminds the church that you can’t separate the resurrection from the gospel. If Christ hasn’t been raised, our faith is futile. But because Jesus has been raised, He is the “firstfruits”—the promise that a greater resurrection harvest is coming for everyone who belongs to Him.

Dale McCaulley

Paul’s message in 1 Corinthians 15 confronts a struggle that feels surprisingly modern: can you believe the gospel while rejecting the bodily resurrection? In this sermon, we walk through why the resurrection of Jesus isn’t an optional add‑on—it’s central to the Christian hope and the redemption story God is writing for all creation.

What should happen when the church gathers? In 1 Corinthians 14:26–40, Paul calls the church toward worship that builds up others and reflects God’s character—marked by peace, clarity, and love.

Where you start in building faith and practice matters—and today we’re choosing to start with Scripture. In this Bible study through 1 Corinthians 14, we look closely at tongues and prophecy, not to tear down sincere believers or denominations, but to let God’s Word speak clearly and to grow in humility and discernment.