What's New About the New Covenant Anyway? (Part 1)

To live under the New Covenant is to live in an age of surpassing glory.

Sermons, Heath Jarrett, 2 CorinthiansLiving HopeMay 31, 2026Gospel, New Covenant, 2 Corinthians 3, Holy Spirit, Old Testment, Condemnation, Righteousness, Mosaic Law

Letters from the Trinity

The credentials of a genuine ministry are not found in papers but in persons.

SermonsLiving HopeMay 27, 2026

The Unwanted Victory

No one wants to sign up for weakness. But it is through what seems like weakness that the Christian is led to eternal life.

Sermons, 2 Corinthians, Heath JarrettLiving HopeMay 17, 20262 Corinthians 2:12-17, Weakness, Power in Weakness, Genuine Ministry, Ministry, Glory of God, False Teachers, False Apostles

Abounding Love

Authority in the church is for love, service, and fellowship, not for tyranny.

Sermons, Heath Jarrett, 2 CorinthiansLiving HopeMay 10, 20262 Corinthians 1, Love of God, Love, Forgiveness, Christian Ministry, Service, Humility, Authority, Apostle Paul, Ministry, Restoration

The Ministry Centers On Christ

Every promise of God is fulfilled in Christ. The whole Bible is focused on Christ. Likewise, he should be the center of our ministry and our lives.

Sermons, Heath Jarrett, 2 CorinthiansLiving HopeMay 3, 2026Gospel, Christ Centered, Ministry, Ministry Philosophy, Trinity, Holy Spirit, God's Promises

Relying on Resurrection Power

Affliction teaches us to rely not on ourselves, but on Him who raises the dead.

Sermons, Heath Jarrett, 2 CorinthiansLiving HopeApril 26, 2026Suffering, Christian Suffering, Afflictions, Gospel, Resurrection, Power of God, Power in Weakness, Confidence, Assurance of Salvation, Ministry, Prayer

The God of All Comfort

Paul wants the church to understand the Father’s love for them. He is the Father of all mercies.

Sermons, Heath Jarrett, 2 CorinthiansLiving HopeApril 19, 2026Mercy, Comfort, Love of God, Afflictions, Suffering, Compassion, God the Father, Gospel

Marks of a Genuine Ministry: An Overview of 2 Corinthians

Second Corinthians is Paul’s most deeply personal, autobiographical, and vulnerable letter. He was writing to a church that valued what the world values. Viewing suffering as weakness, they devalued Paul’s gospel ministry. Paul wants to turn their value system upside down.

Sermons, 2 Corinthians, Heath JarrettLiving HopeApril 12, 20262 Corinthians Overview, Suffering, Weakness, Humility, Ministry, Ministry Philosophy, Poverty, True Riches, True Greatness, Strength, Power in Weakness, Riches, Gospel

The Astonishing Resurrection

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ astonished even his own disciples. The story was written so that we, too, will be amazed by his great love for us.