Por que crentes não processam crentes? - 1ª Coríntios 6:1-11 | Rev Ageu Magalhães

In this message based on 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, we explore the Apostle Paul's serious rebuke to the Corinthian church regarding the scandal of brothers bringing lawsuits against one another in secular courts. The sermon answers the question: why should Christians resolve their disputes within the faith community instead of resorting to common justice? Discover how taking a brother to court before unbelievers is not only a relational failure, but a "complete defeat" that tarnishes the name of Christ and the Church. Paul reminds us of our future identity—as judges of the world and of the angels themselves—to challenge us to live with wisdom and integrity in the present, even preferring to suffer harm rather than dishonor the Gospel. Video Highlights: The Scandal in Corinth: A church where divisions reached the point where members did not speak to each other and used public justice against their own brothers. Judges of Angels: The biblical logic that, if the saints will judge the world and the angels in the future, they are fully capable of resolving minor issues in this life. The Protocol of Matthew 18: The step-by-step process left by Christ for conflict resolution: private conversation, witnesses, and finally, the authority of the Church. Protecting the Name of Christ: Why exposing sins and internal disputes before non-believers makes the Church a subject of ridicule and blasphemy. Suffering the Harm: The challenge of imitating Christ, who suffered the greatest injustice in silence, preferring material loss to the demoralization of God's name. Washed and Sanctified: The reminder that we have been rescued from sinful lives and must now act according to our new nature in Christ. Chapters 00:06 - Reading of 1 Corinthians 6:1-11 02:18 - Theme: Why don't believers sue believers? 03:11 - The chaotic scenario of the Corinthian Church 05:30 - 1st Point: Believers will one day judge the angels 07:05 - The reign of the saints and the authority to judge 10:00 - Matthew 18: The biblical procedure for resolving offenses 13:24 - The final stage: Exclusion and the authority of the Church 18:15 - Practical example: The case of the deacon and the church council 21:15 - 2nd Point: Believers do not expose the Church to non-believers 22:30 - The example of Moses and Jethro in the delegation of judges 25:00 - Wisdom with "outsiders": Social networks and gossip 29:00 - 3rd Point: Believers must suffer the damage 30:10 - The example of Christ and the teaching of the Sermon on the Mount 32:00 - The list of sins that prevent inheritance of the Kingdom 36:10 - "Such were some of you": Transformation and new identity 37:45 - Conclusion: When is it lawful to resort to common justice? ➡️ Follow IP Vila Guarani on social media: Website: www.ipvilaguarani.com.br Facebook: ipvilaguarani Instagram: @ipvilaguarani Av. Leonardo da Vinci, 2114, near Jabaquara Metro station. #ipvilaguarani #ReformedTheology #revageumagalhaes #1Corinthians6 #ChristianChurch #Justice #Matthew18 #ChristianLife #Gospel #Holiness #ConflictResolution #EcclesiasticalDiscipline #BiblicalWisdom