The church of Corinth is facing some serious allegations, but it's not what you think. Paul finds out that the church of Corinth is playing with fire by living in sinful behavior all the while proclaiming to be Christians. No one is perfect, but the church is blatantly living in sin for all to see, but also living in division. Paul writes a series of letters addressing the unity and integrity of their faith reminding them to live and love as Christ does. It's not easy to live the Christians life, just as it's not easy holding others accountable as Paul does. I believe this chapter is two fold: the first is for the believer living in sin, and the second for other believers boldly holding other accountable.
