Wherever we go, whatever we do, and
how we do it all reflects on God. He lives in us and we are his. Suddenly the
dividing walls we use to so neatly divide our lives into sacred and secular are
gone. Just like us, the Corinthains tried to segment their lives into
church/spiritual stuff and regular/fun stuff. Paul says, if we're Christians,
it's all God's stuff! We can't do anything in our bodies and not take along our
worship and reverence of God. This is one of the problems of Christians
today:They do not want to drag God into their regular everyday life.
