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.
Read MoreWhat do we do when we’ve been wounded emotionally and the pain lingers longer than we think it should?
Read MoreHow do you measure greatness?
Read MoreNothing can ultimately prevail against Christ’s people.
Read MoreThis week’s message from Romans 8 directs our minds toward the future and gives us a window into eternity.
Read MoreThose who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. But what does it mean to be led by the Spirit?
Read MoreNo matter where you are in life, you can speak a word of pure encouragement to someone.
Read MoreIf you doubt that God is Love, look to Christ on the cross.
Read MoreGod exalts himself in our salvation and we exalt him as we follow the example of Christ, submitting to authority even when it means suffering unjustly
Read MoreEverywhere you look in the Bible, God gives grace to the humble.
Read MoreIn the midst of this hostile world, Christ's church needs humble leaders who shepherd his flock with tender care.
Read MoreTo live the Christian life means you will suffer in this world. But for the Christian there is joy to be found in the midst of suffering.
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