Sermon Tone Analysis
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: Who Grows the Church?
Corinthians church is struggling with factionalism.
They piece together the foundation
Remedy: “You belong to Christ, and Christ belongs to God.”
Glamorizing (or demeaning) ministers.
“Corinthians are acting like ‘mere human beings’ and ‘conforming to the pattern of this world.’
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Pillar Commentary
Main points:
Christian leaders are servants, so don’t worship them over God.
God holds leaders accountable for how they build the church.
Paul planted
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