We are Saints
It will indeed be ironic to hear someone call the people who lived in Corinth saints. But guess what, some already did! the apostle Paul. This is a big deal because those who have spent time reading the bible will tell you that they were one of the most problematic churches we have ever seen in scripture. The word saint simply means “one who has been set aside for God”. Sanctified for God or set aside for the purposes of God. 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Paul says to us, “You are not your own, for you were bought with a price.” Together, these two passages help us understand the biblical meaning of saint. It is someone whom Christ bought with His own blood on the cross and has separated unto Himself to be His own possession. Every new believer has been set apart by God, separated unto God to be transformed into the likeness of His Son, Jesus Christ. In this sense, every believer is a saint — a person separated from his old sinful way of life and set apart by God to increasingly glori...