Reflective questions on this morning’s sermon on 1 Corinthians 3:16-23
Reflective Questions on the Sermon
Our Identity as God’s Holy Temple
How does understanding that you are part of God’s holy temple change your view of yourself and your role in the church?
In what specific ways can you pursue holiness in your daily life, knowing that the Holy Spirit dwells in you?
What steps can you take to foster greater unity within your church community?
Rejecting Worldly Wisdom
What are some examples of worldly wisdom that you have encountered, and how do they contrast with the wisdom of God?
How can you actively seek and apply godly wisdom in your decision-making processes?
How does valuing humility and a teachable spirit influence your relationships and interactions with others?
Embracing Our Full Inheritance in Christ
What does it mean to you personally that “all things are yours” in Christ?
How can this understanding of your spiritual inheritance transform your perspective on challenges and opportunities in life?
In what ways can you live with an eternal perspective, focusing on the lasting promises of God?
Christ’s Fulfillment and Enabling Power
How does Jesus’ fulfillment of the temple, wisdom, unity, and inheritance aspects of this passage impact your faith and understanding of the gospel?
In what areas of your life do you need to rely more on the empowerment of the Holy Spirit?
How can you follow Jesus’ example of humility and wisdom more closely in your daily walk with Him?
Practical Applications
What practical steps can you take this week to live out your identity as God’s holy temple?
How can you encourage and support others in your church to seek godly wisdom and live in unity?
How does recognizing Christ as your ultimate inheritance bring you comfort and hope in difficult times?
Reflecting on these questions can help deepen your understanding and application of the sermon, leading to a more transformative and faith-filled life.