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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2025 · 30 MIN

A Cross-Shaped Ministry

from LCC Sunday Messages · host Aaron Everhart

In a culture that celebrates popularity, self-promotion, and outward success, the Church is called to something radically different. Paul addresses the Corinthian believers—people swayed by worldly wisdom and status—and reminds them what it means to be a servant of Christ and a steward of the mysteries of God.

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