The sermon emphasizes the importance of Christians resolving disputes within the church rather than taking them to secular courts. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, it critiques the Corinthian believers for acting like the world rather than living according to their faith. Paul rebukes them for seeking justice from unrighteous judges when they, as saints, are called to judge even greater matters, including ruling in God's kingdom. The message highlights the irony of believers depending on worldly systems while possessing divine wisdom and the ability to discern right from wrong. It also stresses that lawsuits among Christians harm the church's witness and bring shame upon the faith. Paul ultimately points them to the transformative power of the Gospel, reminding them that they were once sinners but have been washed, sanctified, and justified in Christ. This grace should shape their actions, relationships, and approach to resolving conflicts in a Christlike manner.
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Wade is Pastor/Elder of Apologia Church in Utah since it was founded in October 2021. He was raised up by the Elders at Apologia Church in Arizona for over 6 years. God saved Wade in 2012 and since then he has been committed to following Christ and getting the Gospel out into...
