We live in a period of cover between the ages. What one scholar called “the time between the circumstances.” Because such huge numbers of individuals are incognizant in regards to God’s magnificence, we, as God’s kin, are to live such that individuals begin to see God’s essence and excellence. Be that as it may, see Paul’s illustrations. “Regardless of whether you eat or drink . . .” What could be more customary and unexceptional than eating and drinking? And afterward, Paul says, “or whatever you do.” Wow, so regardless of what it is we do — everything — the most ordinary, immaterial stuff in our life, ought to be “for the brilliance of God.”

So the inquiry is, how would we extol God with the greater part of our lives, not only the obviously “otherworldly” stuff? Be that as it … Read the rest