MESSAGE | Pastor Jordan Moody1 Corinthians 1:17-30; 2:1-5, 12-14  Introduction:  From Wise Guys to Wise Men / From Dragoned to Undragoned Body:  God’s Power, Not Man's Power   Foolishness and Weakness of God   We Preach Christ Crucified Conclusion:  Vision for 2026: Building Hope on God’s Wisdom   Small Group Discussion Questions Read 1 Corinthians 1:17–25. How does the “word of the cross” seem foolish to the world but powerful to those being saved? Can you share an example of when the gospel felt like “foolishness” to you or someone you know before it became clear? The sermon contrasted “wise guys” (who follow their own wisdom) with “wise men and women” (who fear God and follow Jesus). What are some ways we might be tempted to rely on human wisdom instead of God’s in our daily lives? In the story of Eustace from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, how does his transformation from a “dragon” to being “undragoned” reflect the process of salvation? Have you experienced or witnessed a moment of transformation in your own life or someone else’s? Eustace tried to shed his dragon skin on his own but failed until Aslan intervened. What does this teach us about our inability to save ourselves and the need for God’s power? Proverbs 24:3 says, “By wisdom a house is built, and through understanding it is established.” The church’s building project is a tool for advancing the gospel, not an end in itself. How can we ensure that our efforts (like building projects or programs) remain centered on God’s glory and not human achievement?