Introduction: Our culture applauds human strength and wisdom, yet the cross challenges us with divine folly.
1. The world perceives the message of the cross as foolishness, skewing its judgment away from God's power (1 Corinthians 1:18).
A. The worldly wisdom prioritizes self-reliance, while the cross calls for surrender.
B. Accepting the cross involves acknowledging our limitations and need for God's wisdom.
2. Embracing the cross is not weakness but courageous submission to God's transformative power (1 Corinthians 1:18).
A. Through the cross, we transition from perishing in sin to being saved by grace.
B. Courage is exemplified by trusting in God's plan, despite earthly ridicule.
3. Preaching the cross is a courageous act that witnesses to God's power over worldly wisdom (1 Corinthians 1:18).
A. Sharing the gospel may invite scorn, yet it reveals true strength in God's plan.
B. Our testimony becomes a beacon of hope, showcasing God's wisdom and power.
Conclusion: In embracing the cross courageously, we embody the power of God, challenging worldly values, and inspiring others to encounter true strength through Jesus Christ.
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