Well, let's get to it. First Corinthians chapter 11 is where we are in the scriptures.

If you'd turn there at this time, and I'd like to welcome Hillsborough and McInville.

Good you have you with us tonight. Thanksgiving Eve. What better way to spend Thanksgiving Eve

than to get into the scriptures and get into the Word together. Glad you're all with us here.

Those are those campuses and also our watch parties.

Glad to have you all out there. Shout out to some of our, some new watch parties in Australia.

Glad to have you there. We just saw some of our people over in Prescott, Arizona.

Hi to you guys. We got a bunch of great watch parties all over the country.

Let's get to it. Tonight I planned on offending just about everyone,

which we need the parking lot spaces, so it's going to work out nicely. No, I'm just kidding.

Tonight's topics, gender, gender identity, homosexuality, women's role in ministry you you name it

but first some loose ends that we need to tie in from last week you know corinth has many problems

paul is trying to fix some of these problems, everything from fornication to idol worship

to marriage and divorce issues, incest even within the church that the church was actually

celebrating an incestuous relationship. It was a really messed up church. But Paul is going to

remind the church to, of course, preach to the gospel over all the world,

but also be careful how you act in the church. Be careful what you do.

Now, scholars argue about where these chapter breaks should be. Remember, the chapter breaks

are so helpful because you can say, turn to 1st Corinthians chapter 11.

Before the chapter breaks were there, you just have to say, okay, turn to First Corinthians chapter 11. Before the chapter breaks were there,

you just have to say, okay, turn to First Corinthians

and go to the section that's talking about women

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