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Show Notes
"How far is too far?" sounds wise… until you realize it's the wrong question.
SummaryIn 1 Corinthians 10, Paul confronts a question believers still ask today: How far is too far? Instead of drawing new boundaries, he takes us back to Israel's failures to show how proximity, participation, and self-justified freedom slowly redraw moral lines. Paul reframes everything with one governing aim—live every part of life for the glory of God.
Reflection & Small Group Discussion Questions-
Why does the question "How far is too far?" sound wise—but become dangerous?
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What examples from Israel's history does Paul use to warn believers today?
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Where do you see "the slow fade" happening most often in modern Christian life?
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How does participation differ from temptation—and why is it more dangerous?
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In what ways does culture normalize what Scripture clearly warns against?
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How can freedom subtly become a tool for self-justification?
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Why does Paul warn confident believers more than struggling ones?
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What does it mean that participation declares allegiance?
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How does God's glory replace line-drawing as a guiding principle?
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What is one area where you need to move away from the line—not manage it?