Paul wants the church to understand the Father’s love for them. He is the Father of all mercies.
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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.
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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.
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What do we do when we’ve been wounded emotionally and the pain lingers longer than we think it should?
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When God takes away our sin, our false religion, our false hopes, and our dreams of worldly power, it isn’t loss. It’s gain.
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God is leading his people to a new Jerusalem, a city for all the nations.
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God takes notice when the powerful abuse the weak and when preachers abuse the word of God.
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Acts 10 is a pivotal moment in the gospel story: the Holy Spirit is poured out on Gentiles, giving them equal standing with Jews in Christ’s church.
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Jesus came to save sinners. Even though he was rejected, he still gave himself. The miracle is that any did receive him, and that many still do.
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Jesus is the light of the world. Without him we have darkness.
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The Scriptures boldly proclaim that Jesus is God, and the gospel stands or falls on this truth.
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In the end of his letter to the Roman church, the apostle Paul wraps back around to where he began: the obedience of faith.
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