You Can’t Change Everybody Else
April 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhat does it mean to build a life that lasts?
In this message, Kellie teaches from 1 Corinthians chapter 3, explaining how God is both the architect and the builder of the life He is forming. While people participate in the process, the foundation and growth ultimately come from Him.
Kellie also discusses how maturity develops when attention shifts away from other people’s behavior and toward what God wants to do within. Through the imagery of construction, she highlights the importance of building with lasting materials—investing in spiritual growth, relationships, and obedience rather than choosing the easiest path.
In this teaching, Kellie covers:
• Why personal growth begins by focusing on what God is doing within
• Lessons about maturity and relational challenges
• Unity in the body of Christ and avoiding division
• Paul and Apollos as examples of ministry partnership
• Understanding God as the architect and builder
• The meaning of building with gold, silver, and precious stones
• Why some choices create stronger spiritual foundations than others
• How everyday decisions shape what we are building
• Living with intentionality instead of taking shortcuts
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