Day 334 (1 Corinthians 5-8) - Year 6

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 30 November 2024

⏱️ 9 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:12.8	Today, Paul continues his letter to the church he started at Corinth. You may notice that
0:16.7	every time he rebukes them for something or addresses a problem they have, he presents the
0:20.5	gospel in response to it. One of the themes that shows up frequently is that those who follow every time he rebukes them for something or addresses a problem they have, he presents the gospel
0:20.9	in response to it. One of the themes that shows up frequently is that those who follow Christ
0:25.6	should view every aspect of their lives through the lens of the gospel and live it out empowered
0:29.8	by the work of the Spirit. This is not what the Corinthians are doing. They're not only living
0:34.3	lives of sexual debauchery, but they're praising it. They do things not even the pagans do, and they try to use God's grace as an excuse for why it's okay.
0:42.7	It's an abuse of grace.
0:44.4	We're free in Christ, they say.
0:46.3	But freedom in Christ isn't freedom to sin.
0:48.7	Freedom in Christ is freedom from sin.
0:50.6	It means we're no longer enslaved to sin, and we actually have the power of the Spirit
0:54.5	to help us obey God. Any version of God's grace that treats sin as no big deal is a crude
1:00.4	misrepresentation. Grace is an agent of change. It's God's favor on us to help us walk
1:06.6	according to His ways. It redirects us, away from the works of the flesh and toward the fruit of the
1:11.9	spirit. On the other hand, anything that lets us continue in sin unchecked and carefree
1:17.2	isn't grace, it's passive wrath. The church at Corinth doesn't get this at all. One problem with sexual
1:24.2	sin is that it dishonors people by disassociating their body from their soul,
1:28.8	using them for our own pleasure. In short, it's not loving, it's selfish. He addresses this topic
1:34.6	again in chapter six with even heavier words. He says, if you're a believer, you have the
1:39.5	spirit of God living inside you. And when you force the spirit of God into sexual situations
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