Trading with Jesus

Trading with Jesus

di Corey Robinson

Stop Comparing Your Assignment

Today we’re in First Corinthians 12, and this chapter is all about purpose, gifting, unity, and understanding that God intentionally made people different. Paul the Apostle explains that there are different gifts, different functions, different assignments, but the same God working through all of them.

Check Your Heart First

Today we’re in First Corinthians 11, and this chapter is all about humility, honor, self-examination, and approaching God with sincerity instead of pride or selfishness. Paul the Apostle starts by saying, “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1. That’s a reminder that our lives should reflect something worth following. Not perfection, but alignment. Not performance, but genuine pursuit of Christ.

Don’t Get Comfortable

Today we’re in First Corinthians 10, and this chapter is a warning against complacency, overconfidence, temptation, and divided focus. Paul the Apostle points back to Israel and reminds believers that even though they experienced God’s blessings, miracles, and provision, many of them still fell because they became spiritually careless.

Stop Moving Aimlessly

Today we’re in First Corinthians 9, and this chapter is all about discipline, sacrifice, intentionality, and learning how to move with purpose instead of impulse. Paul the Apostle explains that even though he had certain rights and freedoms, he willingly gave some of them up so nothing would interfere with the bigger mission God gave him. And honestly, that mindset is rare today. Most people ask, “What can I do?” but Paul asks, “What actually helps me stay aligned?” That’s maturity. Paul says, “But I have made no use of any of these rights…” — 1 Corinthians 9:15. Even though he had freedom, he practiced restraint. And that hits directly in trading because discipline is not just about avoiding bad trades, it’s about being willing to walk away from things that could pull you out of alignment, even if you technically can do them. Not every setup needs to be traded. Not every opportunity needs a reaction. Not every impulse deserves execution.

Just Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You Should

Today we’re in First Corinthians 8, and this chapter is all about knowledge, humility, love, and learning that being right is not the same as being wise. Paul the Apostle starts by saying something powerful: “This ‘knowledge’ puffs up, but love builds up.” — 1 Corinthians 8:1. In other words, knowledge alone can make you prideful if you’re not careful. You can know a lot, understand a lot, even be technically correct, and still move the wrong way.

Stop Chasing the Next Thing

Today we’re in First Corinthians 7, and this chapter is all about faithfulness, self-control, contentment, and learning how to stay aligned with God in whatever season you’re in. Paul the Apostle keeps bringing the focus back to one thing: stop living restless. And if we’re being honest, restlessness is one of the biggest struggles traders deal with. Always chasing the next setup, the next strategy, the next payout, the next breakthrough, thinking peace will finally come once something changes externally. But Paul says, “Only let each person lead the life that the Lord has assigned to him, and to which God has called him.” — 1 Corinthians 7:17. Then again, “Each one should remain in the condition in which he was called.” — 1 Corinthians 7:20. Paul is teaching contentment and faithfulness, not laziness or complacency, but learning how to stay grounded instead of constantly feeling like you need something else to finally have peace.

Not Everything Is Worth It

Today we’re in First Corinthians 6, and this chapter is all about maturity, discipline, and knowing your value. Paul the Apostle challenges believers to stop operating emotionally and impulsively and start moving with control and awareness.

Don’t Let It Spread

Today we’re in First Corinthians 5, and this chapter is all about accountability, discipline, and not becoming comfortable with things that slowly pull you out of alignment. Paul the Apostle confronts the church because they were tolerating something destructive instead of dealing with it.

Faithful Over Flashy

Today we’re in First Epistle Corinthians 4, and this chapter is all about stewardship, humility, and staying focused on what actually matters. Paul the Apostle reminds us that we’re not owners, we’re stewards. That means everything you have, your skill, your opportunities, your growth, it’s been entrusted to you, not created by you. And if that’s the case, then the goal isn’t to look impressive, it’s to be faithful.

Built to Last

Today we’re in First Epistle Corinthians 3, and this chapter is all about growth, maturity, and what you’re actually building. Paul the Apostle calls people out for being believers but still moving immature. He says they’re still acting like beginners, caught up in jealousy, comparison, and division. And if we’re being real, that shows up in trading too. Comparing yourself to other traders, chasing what someone else is doing, getting frustrated when things don’t go your way, that’s not strategy, that’s immaturity.

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