As the young church in Corinth grew in size, its membership faced new struggles on the path toward holiness, just as believers and churches do today. The Apostle Paul sent the letter we know as II Corinthians to encourage these believers to grow up in their faith. Dr. Boice illuminates all of Pauls key points, including Gods comfort in affliction; forgiving people who have hurt us; the blessings of generosity; and why God allows thorns in our lives.

As the young church in Corinth grew in size, its membership faced new struggles on the path toward holiness, just as believers and churches do today. The Apostle Paul sent the letter we know as II Corinthians to encourage these believers to grow up in their faith. Dr. Boice illuminates all of Pauls key points, including Gods comfort in affliction; forgiving people who have hurt us; the blessings of generosity; and why God allows thorns in our lives.

Who, or what, are you living for? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, well study Psalm 53, and hear about how we should live our lives. Many today, and in Davids time, acted as though there was no God. But God is still God, whether He is acknowledged by man or not. How then, should Gods truth change the way we live?

As the young church in Corinth grew in size, its membership faced new struggles on the path toward holiness, just as believers and churches do today. The Apostle Paul sent the letter we know as II Corinthians to encourage these believers to grow up in their faith. Dr. Boice illuminates all of Pauls key points, including Gods comfort in affliction; forgiving people who have hurt us; the blessings of generosity; and why God allows thorns in our lives.

As the young church in Corinth grew in size, its membership faced new struggles on the path toward holiness, just as believers and churches do today. The Apostle Paul sent the letter we know as II Corinthians to encourage these believers to grow up in their faith. Dr. Boice illuminates all of Pauls key points, including Gods comfort in affliction; forgiving people who have hurt us; the blessings of generosity; and why God allows thorns in our lives.

As the young church in Corinth grew in size, its membership faced new struggles on the path toward holiness, just as believers and churches do today. The Apostle Paul sent the letter we know as II Corinthians to encourage these believers to grow up in their faith. Dr. Boice illuminates all of Pauls key points, including Gods comfort in affliction; forgiving people who have hurt us; the blessings of generosity; and why God allows thorns in our lives.

As the young church in Corinth grew in size, its membership faced new struggles on the path toward holiness, just as believers and churches do today. The Apostle Paul sent the letter we know as II Corinthians to encourage these believers to grow up in their faith. Dr. Boice illuminates all of Pauls key points, including Gods comfort in affliction; forgiving people who have hurt us; the blessings of generosity; and why God allows thorns in our lives.

A church struggles to come to terms with what it means to serve the Lord. But it's not easy. All around are greedy and debauched people. Inevitably some of sinfulness has begun to infiltrate the church. Sound familiar? This scenario is not just our own; the early church of Corinth faced many of the same problems! Dr. Boice's study 1 Corinthians reveals a striking similarity between own battles and the struggles the early church.

This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, well study Matthew chapter 27, where the crucified Christ has been buried, and the chief priests and Pharisees have asked Pilate for permission to seal and secure His tomb. But why guard the tomb of a dead man they didnt believe would rise again? What were they so afraid of?

A church struggles to come to terms with what it means to serve the Lord. But it's not easy. All around are greedy and debauched people. Inevitably some of sinfulness has begun to infiltrate the church. Sound familiar? This scenario is not just our own; the early church of Corinth faced many of the same problems! Dr. Boice's study 1 Corinthians reveals a striking similarity between own battles and the struggles the early church.