“So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”
Paul picks the most ordinary acts on purpose. If even a meal can glorify God, nothing in your routine is left out.
The glory of God simplifies life: it becomes the measure of every choice, from the big contract to the small email.
Scripture does not split Sunday from the workweek. Everything — office, home, table — is worship territory.
Two people do the same task; only God sees whom each one serves. Glory begins in the intention.
When the win comes, hand it back in praise. Glory kept turns into pride; glory returned turns into worship.
Act: before your first bite today, give thanks out loud and dedicate to God all you will eat, drink, and do.