Spiritual success can be just as dangerous as opposition—especially when leaders are tempted to accept the praise meant for God. In Acts 14, Paul and Barnabas go from being persecuted to nearly being worshiped as gods.
We’re challenged to examine how easily admiration can slide into idolatry by unpacking the subtle but dangerous threat of sharing in God’s glory.
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