Make the choice to open yourself to the possibility that you do not have it all figured out, that you are mistaken, and that you are on the wrong path.  Humanity typically recoils from thinking ourselves as wrong or foolish.  However, since God’s thoughts and ways are vastly different from our own (Is. 55:8-9), we exist solely to serve him (Eccl. 12:13), and it is God whose judgment we depend upon for eternal salvation (Eccl. 12:14; 2 Cor. 5:10), it is essential that we go against what comes naturally to us and make the choice to “become a fool,” i.e., have the humility to acknowledge that we are doing wrong.  Only then will we “become wise,” i.e., make the wisest decision one could make by choosing to repent and do what God wants you to do.… Read More 1 Corinthians: Boasting In Men