Under Gods Command
All of us make hundreds of choices every day. Most choices have no right or wrong attached to them-like what you wear or what you eat. But we always face decisions that carry a little more weight. We don’t want to do wrong, and we don’t want to cause others to do wrong, so how can we make such decisions?
If I choose one course of actions:
Does it help my witness for Christ? (1 Corinth 9:19-22)
Am I motivated by a desire to help others know Christ? (1 Corinth 9:23; 10:33)
Does it help me do my best? (1 Corinth 9:25)
Is it against a specific command in Scripture and would thus cause me to sin? (1 Corinth 10:12)
Am I thinking only of myself, or do I truly care about the other person? (1 Corinth 10:24)
Am I acting lovingly or selfishly? (1 Corinth 10:32)
Does it glorify God? (1 Corinth 10:31)
Will it cause someone else to sin? (1 Corinth 10:32)