哥林多前书第2章：属神的智慧

 
GK611晨祷生命读经
06/08/2025
主讲: 林国晶传道


引言：属神的智慧不是来自人头脑的聪明，而是从神而来的启示与圣灵的感动。

一、显于圣灵大能(林前2:1-5)

1. 放下夸口的言语（v1–3）
保罗传福音不是依靠高超的口才或严密的逻辑，而是以谦卑软弱的态度高举耶稣和祂的十字架。他深知，能改变人心的不是演讲技巧，而是耶稣本身的真实与能力。对今天的我们来说，传福音不在乎会不会讲，而在于有没有忠心分享耶稣。

2. 彰显圣灵的工作（v4）
保罗的信息不是靠动听的话语吸引人，而是使人真切地经历圣灵的能力。圣灵的工作可能伴随神迹奇事，更常见的是悔改的心、关系的恢复、生命的转变。神寻找的是愿意被祂使用的人，不是完美无瑕的人。

3. 建立信心的根基（v5）
保罗刻意不倚靠人的智慧，是为了使人的信心不是建立在人的表现上，而是建立在神大能的根基上。今天，我们也当反思：我们的信仰是否建立在属灵的经历上，还是仅仅依赖人的表现或聚会的感觉？

二、启于神的奥秘(林前2:6-10) 

1. 隐藏的智慧胜过世人的聪明（v6–7）
这智慧不是属世界的学问，而是神为那些愿意谦卑、属灵成熟之人所预备的属天真理。在世人眼中，这种智慧似乎“愚拙”，但却有真实属灵的能力。愿意走十字架的道路，虽然看似软弱，却是属神真正的大能。

2. 神藉着圣灵启示属天的奥秘（v8–10）
正如人的心思只有他自己知道，神的心思也只有神的灵（圣灵）能明白。圣灵住在信徒里面，引导我们明白属神的事。圣灵以‘属灵的话解释属灵的事’，这意味着我们要学会用属灵的眼光来看待生活与抉择，而不是只凭感觉或理性分析。因此，选择亲近神、聆听圣灵的声音，是我们是否能明白属神智慧的关键。

三、懂于属灵生命（林前2:11-16) 

1. 圣灵使人明白属神事（v11–13）
神的心意只有圣灵明白，圣灵住在信徒里面，引导我们明白神的事。圣灵用‘属灵的话解释属灵的事’。因此，日常生活中，我们要敏锐圣灵的引导，在关键时刻做出属灵的回应。

2. 属灵的人有基督的心（v14–16）
属血气的人无法领会属神的事，反而认为愚拙；但属灵的人有基督的心，能够从神的角度看待万事。‘有基督的心’不是表示我们全知全能，而是表示我们愿意顺服圣灵，活出耶稣的样式。属灵的人懂得在被误解时选择饶恕，在压力中信靠神，在混乱中坚持圣洁。

总结：

哥林多前书第2章提醒我们，真正的属灵智慧不是从头脑而来，而是从属灵的生命中活出来：
1．我们分享福音，不靠口才，而靠圣灵。
2．我们明白神旨意，不靠逻辑，而靠启示。
3．我们分辨人生道路，不靠感觉，而靠属灵的生命。



    

1 Corinthians 2: The Wisdom from God
GK611 Morning Devotion
06/08/2025
The Morning Devotion Speaker: Ps Stella 

 Introduction: God’s wisdom does not come from human intelligence, but through divine revelation and the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.

I. Demonstrated in the Power of the Spirit (1 Cor 2:1–5)

1. Laying Down Boastful Words (v1–3)
When Paul preached the gospel, he didn’t rely on eloquence or rigorous logic, but in a 
humble and weak attitude, lifting up Jesus and His cross. He knew deeply that what changes hearts is not oratory skill, but the truth and power of Jesus Himself.
For us today, evangelism is not about being a great speaker, but about faithfully sharing Jesus.

2. Manifesting the Work of the Spirit (v4)
Paul’s message wasn’t captivating due to his persuasive speech, but because people genuinely experienced the power of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit’s work may involve signs and wonders, but more often, it’s seen in a heart of repentance, restored relationships, and transformed lives.
God is looking for people who are willing to be used—not perfect people.

3. Building Faith on a Firm Foundation (v5)
Paul deliberately chose not to rely on human wisdom, so that people’s faith would not rest on human performance, but on the power of God. Today, we must also ask ourselves: is our faith built on spiritual reality or merely on human charisma or the emotions of a gathering?

II. Revealed through God’s Mystery (1 Cor 2:6–10) 

1. Hidden Wisdom Surpasses Human Intelligence (v6–7)
This wisdom is not worldly knowledge, but heavenly truth prepared by God for those who are humble and spiritually mature. To the world, this kind of wisdom seems “foolish,” but it carries true spiritual power. Walking the path of the cross may appear weak, but it is the true power of God.

2. God Reveals Heavenly Mysteries through the Spirit (v8–10)
Just as only a person knows their own thoughts, only God’s Spirit knows the thoughts of God.
The Holy Spirit dwells in believers, guiding us to understand the things of God.
He "explains spiritual realities with Spirit-taught words," meaning we must learn to view life and decisions with spiritual discernment, not just by feelings or logic. Therefore, choosing to draw near to God and listen to the Spirit is key to receiving God’s wisdom.

III. Understood through Spiritual Life (1 Cor 2:11–16) 

1. The Holy Spirit Enables Us to Understand God’s Truth (v11–13)
Only the Spirit understands the mind of God, and the Spirit lives in us, helping us understand the things of God.The Spirit "explains spiritual truths with spiritual words." Thus, in daily life, we must stay sensitive to the Spirit’s leading and respond spiritually at critical moments.

2. The Spiritual Person Has the Mind of Christ (v14–16)
The person without the Spirit cannot accept the things that come from God; they seem 
foolish to them. But the spiritual person has the mind of Christ, seeing everything from God’s perspective. Having “the mind of Christ” does not mean being all-knowing, but being willing to obey the Spirit and live like Jesus. The spiritual person chooses to forgive when misunderstood, trusts God under pressure, and holds on to holiness in chaos.

Conclusion: 

1 Corinthians 2 reminds us that true spiritual wisdom does not come from the mind, but is lived out through a spiritual life:
1. We share the gospel not by eloquence, but by the Holy Spirit.
2. We understand God’s will not through logic, but through revelation.
3. We discern life’s direction not by feelings, but by a spiritual life.