2 Corinthians 12:1 – 12:21
Paul reflects on his divine revelations and enduring weakness, emphasizing that God's power is perfected in our human weakness.
Paul reflects on his divine revelations and enduring weakness, emphasizing that God's power is perfected in our human weakness.
Paul defends his apostleship with godly jealousy, contrasting his sacrificial service with the deceit of false apostles.
To reach a dead and dying world for Jesus, we must live by Grace and not personal performance.
Paul encourages cheerful, generous giving as a reflection of God’s provision, then defends his authority with humble boldness.
The Word of God is the power of God! When we don’t just read it but study it, it transforms our minds, our hearts, and our lives.
Though God has revealed Himself to us, many still turn away. In love, He allows His wrath to gently lead us back
All are like sheep that have gone astray. But in Jesus we have a shepherd that cares, corrects and guides us in the way we should go.
Paul rejoices in their repentance and urges generous giving, praising Titus and his team for their trustworthy service.
When God calls you, your past loses its power. Don’t get stuck looking back, now is the time to step into the call God has for you.
Paul urges the Corinthians to respond rightly to God’s grace through repentance, purity, and renewed relationship.
Sometimes fear, failure, or shame can cause us to pull away from Jesus. But no matter how far we've drifted, we can always close the distance by drawing near.
Above all, Paul urges believers to live to please God, reminding us of judgment and that now is the time to receive His grace and salvation.