The church at Corinth was gifted, energetic, and growing—but it was also divided. In chapters 11 and 12, Paul turns his attention to what happened when believers gathered together for worship. Some were treating the Lord's Supper selfishly. Others were elevating certain spiritual gifts above others. The result was confusion, pride, and division. Paul's answer is simple yet profound: true worship honors Christ, serves others, and reflects the unity of His body.