This study addresses the following questions:

1. In 1^st Corinthians 3, what does it mean to “take heed” how one builds on someone’s foundation?
2. If one builds on a foundation with temporary things, why would they still be saved?
3. What are some examples of ministry efforts that will not be rewarded on the final day?
4. If we are a smart person with a high IQ and lots of higher education, how can we avoid falling into the trap of trusting in our own intelligence and wisdom rather than Yahweh’s?
5. What does it mean to “boast in men?”
6. Is it prideful to glory in knowing Yahweh and His character?
7. What are the dangers of overly admiring men who are in ministry?
8. What does it mean to not “think beyond what is written” and how can we avoid it?
9. Why did Paul use sarcasm to correct the prideful ones in Corinth?
10. What does it mean to “deliver one to satan for the destruction of the flesh?”
11. What can we do about those who claim to be believers, yet are living together with someone of the opposite gender and practicing fornication before marriage?
12. How did the early disciples practice the death penalty commands in the torah when they had no authority to stone people or put them to death?