This week, we come to 2 Corinthians 5. In this passage, Paul describes the thoughts and ambitions that fill his soul.
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Modern Christians may not be called to suffer in the same ways Paul did, but God still intends to use our weakness as an indisputable billboard for His power.
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The glorious reality is that God is sufficient—the gospel is sufficient—to change the lives of those around us and sustain us even in our weakest moments. We pray this week’s episode is an encouraging balm to your soul.
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What do we do when we feel ourselves becoming downcast? We can take the same path Paul took in holding firm to the glorious descriptions of Jesus found in Scripture.
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Navigating the Classics is a quarterly podcast series that offers a modern guide to the books that shaped Christianity.
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Christ is spread from life-to-life, not library-to-library or podcast-to-podcast. It takes us living the life of holiness before those God brings into our paths. Our lives must affirm and confirm the gospel truths we speak of.
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Whether Paul experienced encouragement and perceived success during his missionary journeys, or he was chained in a Roman prison, he had one confidence, one thing to boast in: Jesus Christ.
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In this week’s episode, John Snyder and Chuck Bagget explore the topic of how Paul could have such confidence in the work he was doing.
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Today, John and Chuck discuss 2 Corinthians 2:12-13, where we find some pictures of reality that held Paul steady in times of great trial and distress.
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This week, we begin a new series of episodes focusing on the most biographical section of Paul’s writings: 2 Corinthians 2:12-6:10. This passage explains not just what Paul did, but the realities that drove his decisions and actions.
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In our final episode highlighting our studies, we are sharing Session 1 of Living with the True God: Lessons from Judges
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This week we want to present you with a unique production for us. In The Church, we created both a feature-length documentary and a 12-session study walking through church history and careful ecclesiology.
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