The Apostle Paul gets a good report from Titus regarding the church at Corinth's response to his severe letter.
The Apostle Paul pled with the church at Corinth to understand his love for them and desired that love to be reciprocated.
Paul explains the promise of a new body for every born-again believer. He reminded his readers and us of the promise of immediately going to be with Jesus upon death.…
The Apostle Paul clearly presents the contrasts between the Old Covenant of Law versus the New Covenant of Grace.
Though Paul had to deal severely with the church at Corinth, his compassion and love were evident.
As God comforts us during trials and tribulation, we should comfort and encourage others.
In times of trials, tribulations and suffering, remember what God will do for you!
How can we endure hard times? How about looking to the God of all comfort? We don't have to live defeated lives!
We will look at 3 key words relating to forgiveness by God: Substitution, Imputation, and Justification.
A continuation of the importance of understanding the ground and basis of forgiveness.
Paul dealt with much heartache in Corinth, but he always had a heart filled with love and compassion.
We are saved by grace through faith. We are also supposed to live by faith and not by sight.
We are trapped in these decaying vessels of clay, but one day we will be set free when we receive our glorified bodies and our redemption is complete.