Ever felt church worship more like a solo performance than a family build-up? In this unfiltered 1 Corinthians 14 sermon, Pastor Chris Gregg dives into Paul's radical blueprint for Spirit-led gatherings—where spiritual gifts like tongues and prophecy aren't for show, but for edifying the body of Christ. Discover why prophecy trumps self-focused expression, how order combats chaos, and if miraculous gifts still operate today. Perfect for anyone craving authentic, others-focused faith.Join FCC Sermons as Chris unpacks the Corinthian mess: a "spiritual gift explosion" fueled by pride and confusion. From pursuing love above all (ch. 13 tie-in) to practical rules for tongues, prophecy, and even those tricky verses on women's silence—Paul's message is clear: God isn't a God of disorder, but peace. Whether you're cessationist or continuationist, learn to wield your time, talents, and service for true church growth.Key takeaways:Gifts edify others, not inflate egos (v.1-5).Intelligibility over mystery—convict hearts, don't confuse outsiders (v.23-25).Worship principle: Contribute to build up, not just consume (v.26).Final call: Desire prophecy, embrace order, and envision a unified, mission-driven church.Watch now and ask: Is your worship expression or edification? Subscribe for weekly FCC Sermons insights on biblical living, spiritual growth, and unfiltered truth. Like & comment: What's one gift you'll use to build up your church family? Share with a friend wrestling with worship woes.