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 MoreNo one wants to sign up for weakness. But it is through what seems like weakness that the Christian is led to eternal life.
Read MoreAffliction teaches us to rely not on ourselves, but on Him who raises the dead.
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.
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