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H.B. Charles, Jr. :: Sermon Skeleton: Be Careful How You Build (1 Corinthians 3:10-15)

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Be Careful How You Build

1 Corinthians 3:10-15

Theme: Divine accountability for Christian ministry in the local church

Point: The Lord Jesus Christ will judge the church growth strategy you practice.

Outline:

  1. Build on the established foundation (1Co 3:11).
  2. Build with quality materials (1Co 3:12).
    1. Choose materials with spiritual excellence.
    2. Choose materials with an eternal perspective.
  3. Build to pass the inspection (1Co 3:13).
  4. Build to receive a reward (1Co 3:14-15).
    1. Work that passes the inspection will be rewarded (v. 14).
    2. Work that fails the inspection will be destroyed (v. 15).
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