Summary
The speaker emphasizes that spiritual growth is a divine work, citing Paul's humility in 1 Corinthians 3 where he acknowledged that while he planted and watered, God gave the growth. He urges the congregation to pursue maturity in Christ, comparing it to the diligent effort required for education. The sermon also addresses specific sins in the Corinthian church, particularly sexual sin, stressing that believers must treat their bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit and actively pursue purity for the church's glory.
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