We’ve come in our study of Second Corinthians to chapter seven. It’s there we learn about godly sorrow that leads to repentance.

God has called us to be separate from the world and live a life that reflects that we’ve been saved. That comes to our attention in the seventh chapter of Second Corinthians.

We’re going to look back to the very first Christmas. Pastor James will highlight the political and religious environment at that time, and point to the real meaning of Christmas.

We’re going to take you back to the very first Christmas today, and pastor James Kaddis will describe the political and religious environment at that time.

Today we get an idea of the sort of difficulty that the apostle Paul faced in ministry. Just like Paul, we can expect some level of suffering as we serve the Lord.

There’s no greater news, nor announcement than that of the arrival of a Savior! And that’s what we’ll be hearing about today on Light on the Hill with pastor James Kaddis.

We open Second Corinthians chapter six today, and discover we have a great message to share with others. It’s a message of grace and reconciliation.

Today on Light on the Hill, pastor James Kaddis will help you come to understand who you are in Christ through a study of Second Corinthians chapter five.

When we come to Christ we’re made into a New Creation. The old has passed away. We’ll take some time to unpack that wonderful truth as we get back into Second Corinthians chapter five.

Heaven in not simply a destination, for the Christian it’s a motivation. That’s what the apostle Paul wanted the Corinthian Church to know and believe and it’s what we’ll be considering today on Light on the Hill.