In this passage, Paul talks about us being letters to the world. Letters personally written by a saviour intended to be delivered into the hands of the world around us. Scott asks the question, who is this that sends us? who is the author who has written on our hearts and sends us to the world? and secondly what is the content of the letter the world reads in us?

We looked at what it looks like to allow Jesus to write a letter of grace, freedom and transformation on our hearts and in our lives.

James looks at what authentic apostolic ministry looks and feels like

Chuck looks at how we can behave as good stewards of the church family that God has entrusted to us.

Ali Elder takes us through 2 Corinthians 2:12-3:6 in our new series Weak But Strong.

Paul challenges the Corinthian Church in this passage to deal well with relationships and poses three questions for us: Are we an open door? How do we smell? How do we read?

Archie takes us through our study of 2 Corinthians, we are immediately struck by Paul's opening words that encourage us to remember that we are all called to fulfil the will of God in our lives, that we are part of something greater than ourselves and that in everything it must come from the wellspring of God's grace.

James Introduces our new series in 2 Corinthians Weak but Strong.

We are encouraged to view the letter through Paul's opening statements and his prayer of Grace and Peace.

Scott explores what it looks like to walk in the will of God, following Paul's journey of tenacious pursuit of the Father.

Emma takes us through 2 Corinthians, in our new series Weak But Strong. God wants us to understand a wider view of comfort.

Tammy takes us through 2 Corinthians in our new series Weak But Strong.