First Corinthians · a study

Dear Corinth

A letter to a church that was falling apart.

The interactive workbook for our study of Paul's first letter to the Corinthians. Read the passage, listen to it, answer the questions on your phone, and bring it all on Wednesday.

Open Session 1 · Paul's greeting
A man reads a long papyrus letter aloud to a gathered house church in a Corinthian courtyard at dusk
Corinth, around AD 54. Someone stands up in a crowded courtyard and reads Paul's letter aloud for the first time.
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Every session carries its Scripture in full, with a recording you can play on the way to work.

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Gold-edged boxes are yours to write in. They save on your own phone, and the page reopens where you left off.

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Your answers are the discussion. Copy them out, print them, or just open the page in the room.

Sessions

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Paul sewing at a tentmaker's bench with Aquila and Priscilla
Session 1

Paul's Greeting to the Corinthians

1 Corinthians 1:1–9 · Acts 18:1–18

Paul arrives in Corinth, meets two tentmakers, and stays eighteen months. Years later he writes back, and the first nine verses already carry the whole letter's argument.

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