Read the text
1 Corinthians 14:1–33
Read the primary passage aloud twice. On the first reading, listen for the burden of the text. On the second, mark repeated words, contrasts, commands, promises, causes, and conclusions.
- Acts 21:7–14
- 1 Thessalonians 5:19–22
- Revelation 22:18–19
Language desk
Words that clarify—not words that perform.
prophēteuō — prophesydiakrinō — evaluate / distinguish
Confirm each gloss by its use in this context. A lexicon offers possibilities; the sentence, paragraph, author, and canon determine what a word is doing here.
Form the doctrine
The theological claim
Congregational impressions must be tested and remain wholly subordinate to Scripture.
Defense drill
Say it under pressure.
Explain how continuationism can affirm the finality and sufficiency of the canon.
- State the opposing claim in a form its adherent could recognize.
- Open the controlling passage and establish the immediate context.
- Make one clear argument before adding supporting texts.
- Ask a diagnostic question, listen to the answer, and return to Christ and the gospel.
Wednesday assignment
Carry the truth into the week.
Draft a church-safe protocol for sharing and weighing a claimed impression.