Paul\'s letters to the Corinthians offer a rich variety of challenging material concerning Christian conduct, both for the individual and for the local church. Most of what he has to say is as relevant now as it was two thousand years ago. In the words of someone struggling to understand and live out the Christian life, we find powerful messages about divisions in the Church, moral challenges and sexual conduct. Paul touches on idolatry, worship, doctrine and, of course, our relationships with one another and with God. Written from a scholarly perspective with contributions from a number of experts, this lively and accessible commentary helps the reader to understand and interpret Paul\'s words, with a focus on applying the apostle\'s message to our own lives. Fuller notes on some general themes support the detailed interpretation, and study suggestions at the end of each chapter provide subjects for discussion and research.