Paul instructed Corinthians on charity, collection logistics, strategic mission work, vigilance in faith, and authenticated his letter with a personal signature, emphasizing love and unity.

Paul teaches transformation to incorruptibility at Jesus' return; Shawn emphasizes spiritual victory over sin and death through Jesus, focusing on spiritual resurrection.

Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 15 contrasts the perishable natural body with the imperishable spiritual body, highlighting transformation through Christ from earthly to heavenly existence.

Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 15 emphasizes the transformation in resurrection, where believers receive a heavenly, non-material body, distinct from Jesus' physical resurrection. He uses seed analogies to explain the transformation from earthly to spiritual bodies, highlighting varied glories and eternal differences.

Paul's teachings highlight Jesus as mediator, emphasize resurrection's importance, challenge Corinthian beliefs, and warn against corrupt influences, urging spiritual awakening.

Shawn's teaching focuses on Christ's resurrection as "first-fruits," eschatology's impact on faith, spiritual kingdom, and Christ's mediatorial reign, emphasizing internal transformation.

Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 15:20-26 highlights Christ's resurrection as the "first-fruits," assuring believers of future resurrection and victory over death.

Paul: Resurrection of Jesus is foundational; without it, faith is meaningless. Shawn: Resurrection offers eternal life; without it, faith and preaching are in vain.

Paul affirms Jesus' resurrection ensures universal resurrection, with judgment based on deeds. Resurrection is rooted in scripture, promising eternal life for believers.

The teaching highlights Christ's resurrection as the core of the Gospel, witnessed by many, with Mary Magdalene as a key proclaimer, emphasizing grace and redemption.

Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 15 emphasizes the resurrection's truth, addressing Greek skepticism, and outlines resurrection's reality, nature, and benefits for believers.

Paul advises order in spiritual gifts, limits tongues without interpretation, emphasizes peace, and controversially insists on women's silence. Shawn highlights cultural context, gender equality in Christ, and questions apostolic relevance today. Resurrection is central, ensuring victory over death and encouraging steadfast faith.

Paul and Shawn stress intelligible communication in worship, emphasizing understanding and interpretation of tongues for edification, unity, and spiritual maturity.

Paul prioritizes prophecy over tongues for church edification, emphasizing clear communication, understanding, and orderliness to foster unity and spiritual growth.

Shawn teaches that Godly love is eternal, surpassing temporary spiritual gifts like prophecy and tongues. Emphasizing agape love leads to spiritual maturity and unity.

1st Corinthians 13 highlights sacrificial Agape love, contrasting worldly love. It emphasizes selflessness, patience, kindness, and humility, avoiding pride and self-interest.

Paul and Shawn emphasize Agape love's supremacy, requiring faith and action over feelings. True love is patient, kind, and free from envy, essential for genuine faith.

Paul teaches Corinthians that love, especially "agape," is supreme over spiritual gifts. Without love, gifts are meaningless. Love is patient, kind, and eternal.

Shawn's teaching focuses on transformation through the Spirit and God's Word, promoting love and unity in the Christian community, inspired by Paul's teachings on spiritual gifts and the New Covenant.

Unity and interdependence in the Body of Christ, diverse gifts from the Spirit, spiritual baptism as unifying force, love as foundational, and valuing all members equally.