June 2, 2026
Therefore, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.
I Corinthians 10:31 NKJV
Question
What area of your life needs to be more intentionally surrendered to God’s glory?
Context
Glorifying God is more than singing worship songs on Sunday morning. It is a daily choice to honor Him with every part of our lives. Paul reminds believers that even the most ordinary activities like eating, drinking, working, serving, and interacting with others, can become acts of worship when done for God’s glory.
Application
To glorify God means to make His greatness visible through our words, attitudes, and actions. When we choose integrity over compromise, kindness over harshness, and obedience over convenience, we reflect His character to those around us. The world may never open a Bible, but they often read the lives of those who claim to follow Christ.
Jesus perfectly glorified the Father during His earthly ministry. He lived in complete obedience and continually pointed people to God. As followers of Christ, we are called to do the same. Our goal is not to draw attention to ourselves but to point others to the goodness, grace, and power of God.
Truth For The Day
God is glorified when His people live in a way that reflects His character and points others to Him.
Pray
Lord, help me live each day for Your glory. Let my words, attitudes, and actions reflect Your goodness and truth. May others see You in me and be drawn closer to You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.