So now we can celebrate our continual feast, not with the old “leaven,” the yeast of wickedness or bitterness, but we will feast on the freshly baked bread of innocence and holiness. I wrote you in my previous letter asking you not to associate with those who practice sexual immorality. Yet in no way was I referring to avoiding contact with unbelievers who are immoral, or greedy, or swindlers, or those who worship other gods—for that would mean you’d have to isolate yourself from the world entirely! But now I’m writing to you so that you would exclude from your fellowship anyone who calls himself a fellow believer and practices sexual immorality, or is consumed with greed, or is an idolater, or is verbally abusive or a drunkard or a swindler. Don’t mingle with them or even have a meal with someone like that. What right do I have to pronounce judgment on unbelievers? That’s God’s responsibility. But those who are inside the church family are our responsibility to discern and judge. So it’s your duty to remove that wicked one from among you.
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3 Days
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7 Days
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Each day highlights a feast from Leviticus 23, tying it to New Year resolutions to align with God’s will (2 Cor. 5:20). God’s feasts reflect His timing and purpose (Eccl. 3:1) and remind us of His redemptive plan. By living in step with His calendar, we embrace intentionality and grow as His ambassadors, fulfilling our purpose with faith and impact.
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