The Corinthian church, valuing money and status, was putting “super apostles” on pedestals. All that needed to be knocked down, so the apostle Paul wrote to them glorying in the thing they valued least—weakness.
Read MoreThe church is the central focus of Satan’s work. This is why false teachers seek to infiltrate and undermine genuine Gospel ministry.
Read MoreChrist is the standard for all Christian ministry. This should humble us all.
Read MoreJesus is the picture of boldness and meekness together—the gentle Savior who comes as a humble King.
Read MoreAuthority in the church is for love, service, and fellowship, not for tyranny.
Read MoreSecond 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.
Read MoreMicah calls us to think about our lives according to God’s standard.
Read MoreIt’s not our strength that saves us but Christ’s.
Read MoreHumility is one of the greatest fruits to come out of the Gospel, and love is the central governing principle of the Christian life.
Read MoreThe church’s unity requires individual humility, and the gospel is the antidote to pride-filled thinking.
Read MoreJesus’ humbleness and obedience to the will of God call us to follow after him in the same manner.
Read MoreHow do you measure greatness?
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