Monthly Archives:: March 2011

What did Paul mean that he had become all things to all men? How should we apply this principle in our own lives? Does it mean watering down the message or compromising with sin? 

Our Christian life can be compared to race.  What is at stake in this race?  How must we run this race?  Join in this study to find out.  

God has given us the examples of the children of Israel to demonstrate His judgment upon willful sin. In this passage Paul urges the Corinthians not to become self-confident and cocky simply because they were baptized and observed the Lord’s Supper. The Israelites had their own form of baptism and a sacred meal, yet they were laid low in the wilderness.    

The Corinthians were wanting the “freedom” to eat the idol feasts at the pagan temples. Paul tells them to flee idolatry because they become sharers in demons.