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Pay Attention; 1 Corinthians 8-10
Season 11, Episode 3
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04-Nov-2026
How self-centered have you allowed your life to become? It’s a good question for us all to think about. In the West, we glory in our God-given rights. We often make things about us, about how we feel, about how we understand things, or about what is the best opportunity for ourselves. What does the Bible say? How are we supposed to be living and acting around each other, as Christians? In 1 Corinthians 8, the apostle Paul has a lot to say on this. Our rights are never to be used in a way that would trip up another believer. We are a family and should be paying attention to one another, looking out for the good of others. Paul tells the Corinthians to be careful to not flaunt their rights. What a great message to us today. We tend to hold our rights as the most important thing, but this is a mistake. The health of the body of Christ is more important. How does this work? Let’s discover.
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