#8 - Bought with a Price - You Are Not Your Own (1 Corinthians 6:19-20)

10/15/24 • 13 min

In this episode of Navigate The Way, Gabe and Dave dive into a truth that shakes the foundation of how we see ourselves: you are not your own. 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 confronts us with the reality that our bodies were redeemed by Christ and belong to Him.

As your hosts peel back the layers of this passage, they reveal the deeper implications of what it means to be bought with a price. What does it mean for your body to be a temple? How does this shape the way you live, make decisions, and honor God in your daily actions?

Gabe and Dave bring clarity to these questions, exploring how God’s ownership of our bodies is not just a theological concept but a life-changing truth.

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Gabe and Dave bring clarity to these questions, exploring how God’s ownership of our bodies is not just a theological concept but a life-changing truth.

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Navigate The Way ✝️ - #8 - Bought with a Price - You Are Not Your Own (1 Corinthians 6:19-20)

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### Gabe Langston:
G'day, listeners! Welcome back to Navigate The Way, the podcast where we dive into the depths of Scripture, uncovering truths that not only shape our faith but transform how we live in light of the gospel. I’m Gabe Langston, your co-host, and as always, I want to remind you to like, subscribe, and share this podcast with others who are passionate about knowing Christ through His Word.
Today’s episode brings us to a passage that has profound implications for our u