I Corinthians 11-12

Summary

The sermon addresses the divisions in the Corinthian church where believers identified themselves with different apostles rather than Christ, emphasizing that salvation and glory belong to God alone. It explains that preaching the cross is considered foolishness by the world but is the power of God to those who are saved, highlighting the necessity of God's calling and the role of the Holy Spirit in salvation. The preacher stresses that God's wisdom often appears as foolishness to the world, using simple and weak means to confound the wise, and calls believers to glory only in the Lord. The message concludes with a call to recognize that all believers belong to God, not to any human preacher.