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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 54 MIN

Part 2- First Corinthians: Attached to Christ I Cor. 1:10-17

from Nurtujące Pytania - SCh Wilanów · host SCh Wilanów

What happens to an astronaut when the lifeline is cut? In this message from 1 Corinthians 1:10-17, Pastor unpacks the spiritual danger of drifting — when we start anchoring our faith to pastors, influencers, and personalities instead of Christ Himself. Using the vivid picture of an astronaut detached from the space station, you'll discover why second-hand faith will never sustain a first-hand soul, and how the cross makes direct attachment to the Father possible. Here's what you'll walk away with: 🚀 You only survive spiritually when you're attached to Christ as your main source — not to the people who point you to Him. ⛓️‍💥 Disunity, pride, and spiritual immaturity grow when we swap the Savior for His messengers. ✝️ On the cross, Jesus was separated from the Father so you could be eternally connected to Him. 🌱 God has children, not grandchildren — your faith must be your own, grown through prayer and the Word. Press play and let this message reconnect you to the only Source that keeps you alive. You don't need a middleman. You have the Father.

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