0-00 - Analyzing 2 Corinthians 8-9 in context.-3-50 - In discussing financial gifts, what comes to Paul's mind---5-49 - Opening prayer.-6-58 - When you look to Christ, you will cheerfully give.-8-36 - What is God's inexpressible gift---11-06 - First view of what Paul means by God's inexpressible gift.-16-37 - Second view on the text.-30-42 - 2 Corinthians 8.9-34-18 - For our sake, Christ became -poor-.-35-53 - Application 1 - What happened in Paul while thinking of finances---39-16 - Application 2 - Is your obedience motivated by Christ's love---41-27 - Application 3 - Christ is ready to save you--his promises are not empty.-43-51 - Application 4 - Has your desire to serve in a certain way failed to produce results---44-40 - Application 5 - Having shared in Christ's blessings, we ought to of all people joyfully give.-45-45 - Application 6 - We ought to have profound gratitude to God the Father because of His inexpressible gift.-50-00 - Quote from - The Person of Christ - The Perfection of His Humanity Viewed as a Proof of His Divinity - Philip Schaff-51-41 - Closing prayer.

Does James chapter 4 exhort us not to make plans for the future-- Being overly passive is bad, things don't just happen by accident, you need to be intentional and plan ahead.--0-00 - Does James 4 teach that planning for the future is wrong---3-44 - The Corinthians accused Paul of making plans and not following through.-4-13 - Passivity is bad, things don't just happen.-8-58 - Plans may get interrupted, but that doesn't make them bad.-11-09 - How do you get confirmation from your church about missions---15-30 - What confirmed your call to pastorate---18-54 - Where there is no vision the people perish--