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We Are All Corinthians is focused on helping the reader, or perhaps I should say pilgrim, deeply connect with God by focusing on Paul’s Letters to the Corinthians. This is not a daily devotional or study to rush through, but it’s instead a weekly devotional that helps guide those who are willing into a deeper understanding of God, the people called Corinthians, and one’s self.
By approaching the same scripture 3 times in a one week, the Holy Spirit has time and space to do the work that God needs to do in our lives. Some weeks, you might find that you come away with something new each time you read the scripture and devotional. Other weeks, you might find that God is driving the same point home. Either way, there is something powerful about working through Paul’s Letters to the Corinthians slowly.
As you let God speak to you through the scriptures, you will be blessed by Steve Gosling’s commentary. It is clear he has done extensive research on the Apostle Paul and the Letters to the Corinthians. The exegetical work is thorough and yet very approachable. The scriptural commentary helps the reader have a better understanding of what the text is saying about God and about humanity, specifically the Corinthians. The more we study the church at Corinth, we discover that they teach us a lot about many of the timeless characteristics of humanity. Their struggles are our struggles. We truly are all Corinthians.
Between the scripture and the commentary, participants in this devotional will be able to fully wrestle with the questions, What does this say about God? , What does this say about humanity? and What is God calling me to do?
–Rev. Clay Horton
