In a recent teaching, we examined 1st Corinthians 6:1-8, where Paul challenges the Corinthian church on their approach to resolving disputes. He questions their decision to take legal matters to secular courts instead of handling them within the church. Paul argues that believers, who are destined to judge the world and angels, should be able to resolve minor disputes among themselves. He criticizes the Corinthians for failing to do so, suggesting it is better to suffer wrong than to harm the church’s unity by involving secular courts. The teaching also considered the relevance of Paul’s message for modern believers, emphasizing the importance of resolving conflicts within the faith community to maintain unity and integrity.