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In this episode of Another Day in His Steps, Dave turns to 1 Corinthians 5, where Paul confronts a church that has allowed compromise to take root in its midst. What seemed like a private matter—a hidden sin left unaddressed—had become a spiritual contagion affecting the entire community. Dave unpacks how Paul’s sharp warning isn’t about punishment, but about protecting the purity, unity, and spiritual health of God’s people.
Just as Corinth tolerated what slowly weakened the body, we too face subtle pressures to minimize sin, to ignore what quietly erodes our devotion, and to believe that what we do in secret affects no one else. The enemy doesn’t always attack with force—sometimes he works through the quiet tolerances that dull our spiritual senses. But Paul reminds us that God calls His people to something higher: to holiness that guards the atmosphere of the community. In Corinth’s crisis, Paul urges the believers to confront compromise—not in harshness, but in courageous love that leads to restoration.
This episode reveals the truth that the greatest threat to the church isn’t external persecution but internal accommodation. Compromise always starts small, like a little leaven working its way through the whole batch. Yet when we choose purity, when we refuse to let hidden sin linger, when we take responsibility not only for our walk but for the health of the body, we step back into the strength and unity God designed for His people. Like Paul, we are invited to rise with spiritual clarity—removing what weakens us and guarding the holiness entrusted to the church.
Through Scripture and prayer, Dave encourages listeners to embrace accountability, confront compromise with grace, and cultivate a community shaped by truth and love. This is a call to courage—to protect the unity of Christ’s body and to walk each day in holiness, integrity, and unwavering devotion.
Connect: +918861598674 | IG: @dave.dsouza
My Father → apostlepriji.com
Daily Strength Podcast → Listen on Spotify
HisNearness Church (Bangalore) → Church Podcast
By Dave DSouzaIn this episode of Another Day in His Steps, Dave turns to 1 Corinthians 5, where Paul confronts a church that has allowed compromise to take root in its midst. What seemed like a private matter—a hidden sin left unaddressed—had become a spiritual contagion affecting the entire community. Dave unpacks how Paul’s sharp warning isn’t about punishment, but about protecting the purity, unity, and spiritual health of God’s people.
Just as Corinth tolerated what slowly weakened the body, we too face subtle pressures to minimize sin, to ignore what quietly erodes our devotion, and to believe that what we do in secret affects no one else. The enemy doesn’t always attack with force—sometimes he works through the quiet tolerances that dull our spiritual senses. But Paul reminds us that God calls His people to something higher: to holiness that guards the atmosphere of the community. In Corinth’s crisis, Paul urges the believers to confront compromise—not in harshness, but in courageous love that leads to restoration.
This episode reveals the truth that the greatest threat to the church isn’t external persecution but internal accommodation. Compromise always starts small, like a little leaven working its way through the whole batch. Yet when we choose purity, when we refuse to let hidden sin linger, when we take responsibility not only for our walk but for the health of the body, we step back into the strength and unity God designed for His people. Like Paul, we are invited to rise with spiritual clarity—removing what weakens us and guarding the holiness entrusted to the church.
Through Scripture and prayer, Dave encourages listeners to embrace accountability, confront compromise with grace, and cultivate a community shaped by truth and love. This is a call to courage—to protect the unity of Christ’s body and to walk each day in holiness, integrity, and unwavering devotion.
Connect: +918861598674 | IG: @dave.dsouza
My Father → apostlepriji.com
Daily Strength Podcast → Listen on Spotify
HisNearness Church (Bangalore) → Church Podcast