July 24 2022
Posted by Pastor Toledo

In 1 Corinthians 3, in the midst of a series of corrections to the church, encourages them to never live beneath their means. In life, we hear the opposite: don’t live above your means. But Paul, aware of our generous and benevolent God, implores us to never live below our spiritual means, because “all things are yours.” When a sense of insecurity, insignificance in your own abilities or place in life creeps in, remember, all things are yours. 

Questions for Meditation

  1. Who were Apollos, and Cephas to the Corinthian church? Why does Paul include them in this argument of his? 
  2. How do you view the Church and the Kingdom of God and what it has to offer for your life? Do you take advantage of the relationships and resources God has given to you? 
  3. Why is Christ’s victory ours, and what does it mean for our view on eternity/ 
  4. What is your best sense of a mission statement for your life? Are you living on mission? 
  5. Starting this week, how can you live an intentional, mission-filled life?
  6. How can you take advantage of the time that God has given you? What places in your life can you make deposits in this week as you lay claim to the authority that God has given you?


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