1 Corinthians 2
đź“– Background
In this chapter, Paul explains that his message and preaching were not based on worldly wisdom or eloquence but on the Spirit’s power. He highlights the contrast between human wisdom and God’s wisdom, which is revealed through the Spirit. Paul teaches that spiritual truths are understood only through the Spirit and that believers have received the Spirit of God to discern these deep things.
🧠Major Themes
Reliance on the Spirit, not human wisdom (verses 1–5)
The wisdom of God contrasted with worldly wisdom (verses 6–10)
The Spirit reveals the deep things of God (verses 11–16)
Believers possess the Spirit of God for understanding
🔎 Reference Scriptures to Consider
James 1:5 – God gives wisdom generously
John 14:26 – The Spirit teaches and reminds
Isaiah 55:8–9 – God’s thoughts higher than ours
Romans 8:14 – Led by the Spirit are God’s children
Ephesians 1:17–18 – Spirit of wisdom and revelation
âť“Reflection Questions
How do you rely on God’s Spirit for wisdom in your life?
In what ways does the Spirit help you understand spiritual truths?
Are there areas where you tend to trust human wisdom more than God’s?
How can you grow in sensitivity to the Spirit’s guidance?
Would you like me to continue with 1 Corinthians Chapter 3?