Do All to the Glory of God
ABOUT THIS MESSAGe
In 1 Corinthians chapter 10, the apostle Paul addresses the Corinthian church, drawing lessons from the history of the Israelites to warn against idolatry and immorality. He begins by reminding them of the Israelites' experiences in the wilderness, emphasizing how they were blessed by God yet still fell into sin. Paul warns the Corinthians not to become complacent or overconfident in their faith, lest they also fall into temptation. He stresses the importance of fleeing from idolatry and participating in the Lord's Supper with reverence. Paul encourages them to prioritize the good of others and to avoid causing offense, whether in matters of conscience or behavior. He concludes by urging them to strive for unity and to imitate Christ in all things, seeking the glory of God above all else.
