Paul ends his letter to Corinth with final words of encouragement and a farewell.

Paul assures them of his impending visit, encouraging them to take sin within their midst seriously.

Paul prepares them to receive him in Corinth for the third time.

Paul drives home his point on what he's capable of bragging about, showing that Jesus is who truly matters.

Stooping to their level, Paul goes toe-to-toe with the "qualifications" the false teachers are celebrating.

Not pulling any punches, Paul continues to call out the work of false teachers for what it really is: the work of Satan to undermine the Body of Christ.

As the Gospel charges into new territories, it leaves no doubt that God is the one at work - not human wisdom or logic.

Paul defends his authority as an Apostle by promising to be as bold in calling out sin in person as he is when he writes letters.

Paul points out the proper attitude Christians should have while giving, showing how generosity is an act of worship.

Paul continues to clarify why he's sending Titus and co. to Corinth ahead of him.