What are the credentials for ministry? That is what we look at this week as we follow Paul's teaching in 2 Corinthians. Paul is experiencing challenges to his authority, but instead of defending himself he points to the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit—lives transformed in Christ. We are reminded that our sufficiency comes from God alone, and ministry has no power apart from Him. It is by God's grace that we are saved, equipped, and sent to share the Hope of Christ. Join us on Live in the Light as we learn the true credentials for Ministry from 2 Corinthians 3:1-6.

As Christ followers, we are called to share that message of hope with others. We are commissioned to encourage others to find their purpose and victory in Christ. Pastor Robbie emphasizes that we are saved to be sent, and our lives are meant to make an impact. Refuel for your mission today on Live in the Light. Our text today is 2 Corinthians 2:12-17.

When we are in the midst of suffering, we can hold on to the victory that we have in the Lord. But what do we do with that truth? We are called to share that message of hope with others. We are commissioned to encourage others to find their purpose and victory in Christ. Pastor Robbie emphasizes that we are saved to be sent, and our lives are meant to make an impact. Refuel for your mission today on Live in the Light. Our text today is 2 Corinthians 2:12-17.

Listen to the conclusion of the message "The Power of a Clear Conscience" on Live in the Light. Our conscience is a warning system for our hearts; it detects the things in our lives that do not honour the Lord. Sin, on the other hand, hardens our hearts, sometimes to the point that our conscience no longer warns us of the danger it brings. Paul was able to defend his integrity because he had a clear conscience—and a clear conscience is powerful. By God’s grace, we too can experience the freedom of a clear conscience through Christ. Pastor Robbie Symons is in 2 Corinthians 1:12-2:4.

Join us on Live in the Light as we continue our sermon series walking through the book of 2 Corinthians. In this passage, we walk through the ingredients of a clear conscience—sincerity of character, integrity in words, and purity of heart. Our conscience is a warning system for our hearts; it detects the things in our lives that do not honour the Lord. Sin, on the other hand, hardens our hearts, sometimes to the point that our conscience no longer warns us of the danger it brings. Paul was able to defend his integrity because he had a clear conscience—and a clear conscience is powerful. By God’s grace, we too can experience the freedom of a clear conscience through Christ. Pastor Robbie Symons is in 2 Corinthians 1:12-2:4.

Did you know Jesus talked about money more than He did about heaven and hell? Not because He was focused on wealth, but because He knew how easily money competes for our hearts. As Matthew 6:21 says, “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Of the 38 parables Jesus told, 16 deal with money and possessions. God calls us to put Him first in every area of life—including our finances. Join us today on Live in the Light as Pastor Robbie Symons unpacks biblical wisdom on managing money faithfully and honouring God through it.

How can we grow during hard times? The apostle Paul has wisdom for us as he lived the testimony of pressing on while under the pressure of suffering for Christ. Pastor Robbie is teaching from 2 Corinthians 1:8-11 on Live in the Light.

As Christ followers, we must have a robust understanding of suffering—and how God uses it to grow our dependence on Him. When we face suffering, we can easily be tempted to despair and rely on ourselves. Yet, it is often through this suffering that we are led into a beautiful reliance on the Lord. God has delivered us before, and he will do it again—sometimes in our trials and sometimes through them. So what are we called to do in our suffering? And how can we become people who pray for others who are struggling? We address these questions today on Live in the Light. Pastor Robbie is teaching from 2 Corinthians 1:8-11.

The things of this world that we look to for comfort—whether they be sports teams, relationships, TV shows, or material items—will always let us down. Listen in on Live in the Light and look to the God of comfort in 2 Corinthians 1.

Today on Live in the Light, pastor Robbie kicks off a new series, working verse by verse through the book of 2 Corinthians. We start with the first 7 verses that remind us that we serve a God of comfort! When we cling to worldly comfort, it restricts us from experiencing the perfect comfort that only the Lord can provide. This does not mean that this life will be free from pain and trials, but in the midst of suffering, the Lord comforts us. It is this suffering that produces endurance in us—and this endurance produces blessings for those around us.