In this sermon, Associate Pastor Andrew Dusek teaches that the true purpose of a Christian's life is to glorify God by serving Him faithfully (28:48-29:14). Drawing from 1 Corinthians 4:1-5, he emphasizes that believers should look to God as their only judge, rejecting worldly measures of success and instead focusing on the faithful stewardship of the gifts they have been given (36:45-37:06, 50:44-51:15).

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Pastor Dan’s sermon from Matthew 28:1–20 centered on the reality of the resurrection, showing how the empty tomb was first revealed to faithful witnesses, opposed by hardened unbelief, and ultimately confirmed by Christ Himself. He emphasized that the risen Jesus not only proves His authority but also commissions His followers to make disciples, calling believers to live as true disciples who gather, grow, and go.

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Pastor Dan’s sermon emphasized that Jesus Christ alone is the true foundation of the church, and believers are called to carefully build upon that foundation with faithfulness and obedience. He warned that God will evaluate the quality of each believer’s work, reminding the church that they are God’s temple and must labor according to His wisdom, not the world’s. Ultimately, the message was a call for every Christian to actively partner with God in building His church the right way.

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Pastor Dan’s sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:5–9 emphasized that God accomplishes His work through ordinary believers, but the true power and results belong to Him alone. Paul and Apollos were simply servants—one planted and another watered—but it was God who caused the growth, reminding us that effective ministry happens when faithful people serve while trusting God for the results. The message also highlighted that God will one day evaluate and reward the labor of His servants as they faithfully work in His field, the church.

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Pastor Dan’s sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:1–4 teaches that many believers remain spiritually immature when they continue to live according to the flesh rather than growing in Christlike thinking and behavior. The jealousy, strife, and divisions among the Corinthians showed that they were still spiritual infants, but God’s desire is that His people grow into maturity, unity, and Christlikeness as described in **Ephesians 4:11–16**. True growth begins when believers intentionally desire what God desires and pursue a life that avoids sin and serves others.

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Pastor Dan’s sermon from *1 Corinthians 2:10–16* emphasizes that God’s wisdom is not discovered through human intellect but revealed by the Holy Spirit. He explains that only those who have received the Spirit can truly understand and embrace the things of God, and that believers are given the Spirit so they may think, live, and serve with the very mind of Christ. The message challenges listeners to examine whether their thoughts, humility, and daily conduct reflect the Spirit’s transforming work.

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Pastor Dan taught that God’s plan of salvation through Christ was decreed before time began—hidden from human wisdom but revealed through the Spirit in Scripture. He emphasized that salvation cannot be discovered by human effort but only received by faith, urging believers to spend time in God’s Word to know His wisdom and respond to the gospel.

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Pastor Dan emphasized that true faith is not produced by human wisdom, personality, or persuasive speech, but by the power of the Holy Spirit working through the simple message of Christ crucified. Using Paul’s example, he showed that God often works through weakness so that believers place their confidence fully in Him, leading us to live with humility and total dependence on God rather than ourselves.

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