2 Corinthians 5:15 tells us that Jesus "died for all that those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised." The NT consistently describes a pattern of true Christian living as one of total transformation. A life that is "new" where the "old" has passed away. What are the key areas of necessary transformation we see from V15? What controls all sinners and what way is salvation meant to change this? Consider these things and more in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.

2 Corinthians 5:14 states that "the love of Christ controls us." What does it look like when a person is truly overcome by the love of Christ? How does this help us to understand what's truly in people's hearts, including our own heart? Consider these questions and more in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.

2 Corinthians 5:10 tells us "we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each one may receive what is due for what he has done in the body, whether good or evil." Which group is Paul addressing when he says "we all" and what is this judgment of Christ? Will there be a reckoning for the ways in which Christians served, or failed to serve, their Lord and Savior? We consider these questions and more in today's episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's Word.

Article 4 of the Africa Statement on the Prosperity Gospel and Word of Faith Theology. Recorded for Impact Radio broadcast week of April 23, 2026.

In 2 Corinthians 5 verses 6 and 8, Paul twice describes a believer's condition as "good courage" or "confident." Sandwiched between these statements is the declaration that we "walk by faith and not by sight." Trusting in the promises of God is the very thing that gives Christians bold-confidence. Even so, many Christians struggle with anxiety, discouragement, and depression. What are some things that might cause us to lose our confidence? Are you walking in the confidence produced by faith? Consider these questions and more in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.

What does it mean to walk by faith and not by sight? Most people spend their lives under the stress of preparing for future problems. There are certain things we convince ourselves we must have whether we can justify them from scripture or not. Who did Jesus say defines what we need? Are there some examples from scripture that suggest what walking by faith means? What do these examples show you about your own walk? Consider these questions and more in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.

When we read the progressive revelation of the biblical record, a question arises: "How were Old Testament saints saved since Jesus hadn't yet come to make atonement for our sin?" Some even might ask, "Why were Old Testament people saved by the law if the law was only temporary?" Does scripture actually say the law ever saved anyone? What then was, is, and always will be, the only means of covenant establishment between God and man? Find out in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.

In 2 Corinthians 5:7, the Bible tells us that believers walk by faith, not by sight. Many people ask what is faith? Some suggest that having faith in something is only required when there's no real evidence to prove something exists. Is this really the case? Is it only religious people that trust or believe in some things they can't 100% prove in a "hard-evidence" way? Or do we see people exercising faith in things all the time? How does the Bible define faith and why is it actually the most "reasonable" thing to believe the promises of God? Consider these questions and more in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.

Recorded for Impact Radio broadcast week of Wednesday, April 8th, 2026.

Many people wonder about the sequence of events after death. Do followers of Christ immediately enter God's presence, or do we "fall asleep" as some suggest and wait unconsciously for the resurrection? Do unbelievers face immediate judgment? Is there any opportunity for salvation after a person dies? In 2 Corinthians 5:1-10, the Bible gives us one of several statements that help us answer these questions conclusively. That is the focus of today's episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's word.