If we can forgive one another and come to a conclusion or a settlement in the Church of Jesus Christ,

and one day you and I are going to judge angels, and we can take care of our petty judgments here on this earth,

then how in the world can you expect God to use you on the last day to judge

angels?

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. It's good to have you. It's good to have you with us. Somebody Lives Your Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees in Diamond Bar, California.

It's good to have you with us as Roll continues our focus on forgiveness with practical instructions

for handling grievances against your fellow believers.

Exploring the Lord's view of lawsuits, you'll see that rushing to court can ruin the risk of

damaging your spiritual testimony. Instead, you can see that rushing to court can ruin the risk of damaging your spiritual

testimony. Instead, you can ask for God's wisdom and grace to handle a conflict privately with

the heart of forgiveness. Let's join Roll Rees in the book of 1st Corinthians. Paul the Apostle in

chapter 6, verses 1 through 11, is going to be speaking to us about lawsuits among believers.

Very important topic.

In the past years and even today, there seems to be a lot of lawsuits in this world.

And it's amazing when a lawsuit is brought about against you or you against another person.

But Paul the apostle here is actually giving insight to the believer, as these people in the Corinthian Church were

believers, but there was one small problem in the Corinthian Church, and that is, these people

were not spiritual people. They were carnal. And that was a major problem. What Paul will do is the actual 11 verses are

broken into three parts. First of all, in verse one, we will see the problem. And then in verse 2 through

verse 6, we will see the ignorance of the people in Corinth, and then in verses 7 through 11,

we will see the solution to the problem.

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