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)

II  Plans for Paul’s Own Travel (vv.5-9)

III Plans for the Travel of Others (vv.10-12)

I  The Nature of the Resurrection (vv.36-49)

II The Necessity of the Resurrection (vv.50-57)

Conclusion (v.58)

II Its Reality (vv.20-28)

III Its Practicality (vv.29-34)

 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)

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)

II I Want to Know What Love Is (vv.4-7)

III Endless Love (vv.8-13)

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)

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)

II Rehearse the Archetype (vv.23-26)

III Review Your Actions (vv.27-34)

II The Argument from Cultural Norms (vv.4-6)

III The Argument from Theology (vv.7-12)

IV The Argument from Nature (vv.13-15)

V  The Argument from Standard Church Teaching and Practice (v.16)

II Freedom (vv.25-27)

III Duty (vv.28-29a)

IV Freedom (vv.29b-30)

V  Duty (10:31 – 11:1)

II. Pick your partner (vv.15-20)

III You can’t have it both ways (vv.21-22)

II Learn from the mistakes of others. (vv.6-10)

III Don't get cocky, but be confident. (vv.11-13)

II An Outline of the Gospel (vv.3-4)

III The Proof of the Gospel (vv.5-8)

IV The Impact of the Gospel (vv.9-11)

II Keep your eyes on the prize (vv.24-27)

A. Paul establishes his rights (vv.1-12a, 13-14)

B. Paul waives his rights (vv.12b, 15)

II  The Responsibilities of a Pastor (v.16)

III The Rewards of a Pastor (vv.17-18)

II Apply Scripture rightly (vv.4-6)

III Consider the needs of others (vv.7-13)

II  Advice for the Married: Don’t get too attached to this world (vv.28b-31)

III  Advice for the Unmarried: Leverage your singleness for the Lord (vv.32-35)

IV  Advice for the Engaged: Weigh your options (vv.36-38)

V   Advice for Widows: Weigh your options (vv.39-40)

II Bloom Where You’re Planted: Two Cases Studies (vv.18-19 & 21-23)

III Bloom Where You’re Planted: Some Application

II  Singleness (vv.6-9)

III Divorce (vv.10-16)

 A. A Christian Married to Another Christian (vv.10-11)

 B. A Christian Married to an Unbeliever (vv.12-16)

 A. Our body is for the Lord (vv.12-14)

 B. Our bodies are members of Christ (vv.15-17)

 C. Our body is a temple of the Holy Spirit (vv.18-20)

II We must realize that our eternal destiny is on the line (vv.9-11)

II.               We must deal with sin decisively (vv.2b-5)

III.             We must cleanse sin completely (vv.6-8)

IV.             We must separate from sin sincerely (vv.9-13)

II The church possesses wisdom (vv.4-6)

III The church follows Jesus (vv.7-8)

II. A spiritual father admonishes (1 Cor 4:14-15)

III. A spiritual father provides a good example (vv.16-17)

IV. A spiritual father holds others accountable (vv.18-20)

V. A spiritual father disciplines when necessary (v.21)

II You must derive your identity from God (vv.21-23)

II Be ready for inspection (vv.12-15)

III Be wary of corruption (vv.16-17)

II Look to God as the ultimate source of your growth (vv.5-9)

II The Spirit of the World versus the Spirit of God (vv.10b-13)

III The Natural Person versus the Spiritual Person (vv.14-16)

II  God works through weakness (1:26-31)

III Content trumps style (2:1-5)

II  Don’t get swept up in a cult of personality (v.11-12)

III Keep the main thing the main thing (vv.13-17)

II Thanksgiving (vv.4-9)