Today on Bridging the Gap we take you to Second Corinthians four. Perhaps the timing couldn't be better as you're in the middle of a trial as we speak. Allow the Lord to minister to you and help you see God's great purpose.

Today on Bridging the Gap, pastor Lloyd Pulley will share from his own experience, and the experiences of others, and relate it to what Second Corinthians four has to say. Whether you're on the verge of quitting too soon, feeling discouraged, or are quite happy about the way things are going… I think you'll benefit a great deal from today's message.

One of the major points of Paul's teachings in Second Corinthians is that the law isn't a "how to" guide on getting to heaven - rather it shows us how impossible it is to get there on our own, and why we so desperately need a Savior. That being said, we're not to disregard the law altogether - it still serves a very important purpose in the life of every believer. We're about to see what that is today on Bridging the Gap.

In the world as we know it, we tend to measure a person's success by their credentials and what they've achieved. But when it comes to ministry and the Christian life it's really more about what we've received - grace! We need to realize sooner rather than later that our sufficiency comes from God. We're in Second Corinthians chapter three today.

As believers in Christ, people should notice a fragrance coming from our lives. And that spiritual perfume is the gospel of Christ. It too can be well received, or rejected. Today on Bridging the Gap we'll see how the Lord can use that fragrance in powerful ways if we're open and ready.

Today on Bridging the Gap, we begin a look at Second Corinthians chapter two, and the topic will be challenging - trying to live a life like Jesus Christ led. Practically speaking, we cannot approach the perfect life He led, but we can strive to get as close as possible, right? Forgiveness is one of the aspects of a Christian life that we really ought to emphasize.

We're back in Second Corinthians and pastor Lloyd Pulley aims to complete chapter one today. Fewer and fewer people these days truly believe that Jesus and the Word of God are sufficient to meet our every need. They seem to gravitate toward secular wisdom rather than to Jesus and the Bible.

We'll be looking at chapter one of Second Corinthians, where Paul explains to his brothers and sisters in the Lord that God is our navigator and sometimes He changes our course for very good reason. The steps of a righteous man are ordered by the Lord.

Today we continue a new series in Second Corinthians. There are those who think life as a Christian should be trouble free. That's certainly not the case. We're to expect suffering as we go through life, and as we'll discover today God wants to be our comforter through it all.

The life of a Christian is sure exciting! But that doesn't mean there won't be suffering. But, even in the suffering, God is faithful to provide comfort and to use the Christian's experience to be a blessing to others. And today on Bridging the Gap we'll see this shining through as we begin a brand new series in Second Corinthians.