Issues In Perspective

Paul discusses his rights as an Apostle & how he waives his Christian rights for the benefit & care of others to be more Christ-like.

Dr Eckman's continues Paul's discussion on Christian liberty & the importance of individual conscience in our actions & decision-making.

The apostle Paul discusses Christian liberty, and how we are to wisely exercise our liberty & freedom in Christ in the choices we make daily.

Paul gives further clarity on God's view of the martial commitment & how it can impacts one's relationship with Christ.

Paul continues his instruction on Christ's view on the vows & commitment of marriage, as well as guidance on one's life after conversion to Christianity.

Paul shares God's instructions on marriage & divorce as it relates to the married, unmarried & widowed.

Paul explains a Biblical, God-centered perspective of the body, and how we are to view sexual intimacy of marriage.

Paul explains a deeper meaning of freedom in Christ to the Corinthians, and that it matters how we live and what we do with our bodies.

In this passage, Paul gives us the reasons why Christians should not sue one another in civil law courts.

Paul gives us two major reasons why we should practice Church discipline.

Paul gives instructions of how to deal with rebellious, defiant sin in the church.

In Chapter 4, Paul gives us a method of how we hold one another accountable in Christ.

Paul teaches on being a part of the temple of God, and also being part of the inheritance of God.

Dr. Eckman discusses Paul's teachings to the Corinthians regarding their misunderstandings of the apostolic messengers of the time, and that serving the Lord means being accountable to Him & serving Him well, so that we may hear Him say "Well Done."

Dr Eckman discusses Paul's teachings to the Corinthian people on the wisdom of God: how it is revealed to believers by His Holy Spirit, and why the matters of the Holy Spirit are not understood by the non-believer.

Dr Eckman continues the study of 1st Corinthians: Paul teaches more on the message of "Christ-crucified" & how it stands opposed to human wisdom.

Paul addresses the problem of division amongst the people in the Church at Corinth.

Dr. Eckman continues his series on the Bible with 1 Corinthians 1:1-9.

The rather shocking outcome of the South Carolina primary is a metaphor for the state of the Republican Party. During the campaign in South Carolina and especially during the major debate right before the primary, the wealth and taxes of Mitt Romney seemed to be the primary issue.

Jon Meacham, associated with Time magazine and an important American writer on religious issues, has written that Tim ?Tebow is perhaps the most significant Evangelical Christian in the country. Depending on your point of view, his rise is a thoroughly American story of honest conviction or of ostentatious piety, of faith and family or of aggressive sectarianism??