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How do we worship God in our Christian Liberties.
“everything we do do it to the glory of God.”
Our sin is not against our brother, it is against God.
In chapter 8 Paul is continues to answer the questions posed to him in the letter TO him from the Corinthians.
In chapter 8 the question is:
Can Christians eat meat that has been sacrificed to idols?
ILLUSTRATE HERE WHAT WAS THE CONDITION THAT CAUSED THEM TO ASK THIS QUESTION…THE FACT THE FOOD SACRIFICED TO IDOLS
This specific question does not apply to us but the wider question of Christian Liberty does.
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Let’s list some of the questions that we face today that fall into the grey areas.
Television
Movies
Theatre
Politics
Drinking alcohol
Smoking
Playing the lottery
Buy a raffle ticket
Smoking
Smoking weed…IT’S Legal in some places
Dancing
Wearing makeup
Sunday Sports
Watching Disney movies
Sex before marriage
Clothing
Why do you think that there is a wide range of views/beliefs on some of these subjects?
Many of these things are gray area things.
Does the era effect beliefs?
Does the area/culture effect beliefs?
Paul’s instructions on Christian Liberty actually spans .
And although the question the Corinthians wanted answered directly related to eating meat sacrificed to idols,
He lays out 4 basic principles that will guide believers in making decisions about those gray areas.
Wiersbe
Warren W. Wiersbe
KNOWLEDGE MUST BE BALANCED BY LOVE ()
AUTHORITY MUST BE BALANCED BY DISCIPLINE ()
AUTHORITY MUST BE BALANCED BY DISCIPLINE ()
EXPERIENCE MUST BE BALANCED BY CAUTION ()
EXPERIENCE MUST BE BALANCED BY CAUTION ()
He lays out 4 basic principles that will guide
FREEDOM MUST BE BALANCED BY RESPONSIBILITY ()
FREEDOM MUST BE BALANCED BY RESPONSIBILITY ()
KNOWLEDGE MUST BE BALANCED BY LOVE (1 COR.
8)
AUTHORITY MUST BE BALANCED BY DISCIPLINE (1 COR. 9)
EXPERIENCE MUST BE BALANCED BY CAUTION (1 COR.
10:1–22)
FREEDOM MUST BE BALANCED BY RESPONSIBILITY (1 COR.
10:23–33)
We will only deal with chapter 8
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1 corinthians 8
Use Lourie no contemporary music.
Ask what are some gray area issues
How did they effect you
How did you effect others
read text
point out the corinthians issue
illustrate a modern day issue
Exegete the text.
Concluding with the main principle The heart behind Christian Liberty is not for you, its for loving others and building up the church.
End with Lourie going to Chris Tomlin concert and how it ministered to her while grieving her husband.
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