San Francisco’s Millennium Tower is in trouble. The 58-story tower is home to some of the city’s wealthiest people, its apartments among the most expensive and desirable in the city. But recently its residents have begun to notice some troubling issues. The first warning of the tower’s problems came when residents noticed floor-to-ceiling cracks running along the walls of the underground parking garage. Engineers who studied the building have been alarmed to find it has sunk 16 inches in the 7 years since it was built. Not only that, but it has developed a 2-inch lean at the bottom which translates to a 6-inch lean at the top. Not surprisingly, the tower’s residents are more than a little concerned. The problems with Millennium Tower begin at the bottom, all the way at the foundation. The tower isn’t necessarily doomed, but it is in considerable trouble. Cracks in the unity of a church often begin at the bottom. They often begin at the foundation among the core relationships of a youth group. Great ruptures in a youth group often begin with just one member gossiping about another or just two disagreeing and no longer talking to each other. Clicks of some who think they are cooler than others. This is the danger that the Corinthians Church was in, as their words began to create rifts that threatened the integrity of the entire church. Listen to Mike's talk to see how Paul teaches us to avoid making the same mistake. If you have any questions you can email the youth minister at mike.taylor@fields.org.au