<p>In the second message of the three-part series, “The Economics of Grace,” in 2 Corinthians 8:9, the Apostle Paul, to encourage the stewardship of the church at Corinth, offers Jesus as the supreme model of sacrificial giving.  Jesus experienced poverty so we might enjoy the riches of salvation that is in Him!  </p>

In the second message of the three-part series, “The Economics of Grace,” in 2 Corinthians 8:9, the Apostle Paul, to encourage the stewardship of the church at Corinth, offers Jesus as the supreme model of sacrificial giving. Jesus experienced poverty so we might enjoy the riches of salvation that is in Him!

<p>In the second message of the three-part series, “The Economics of Grace,” in 2 Corinthians 8:9, the Apostle Paul, to encourage the stewardship of the church at Corinth, offers Jesus as the supreme model of sacrificial giving.&nbsp; Jesus experienced poverty so we might enjoy the riches of salvation that is in Him! &nbsp;</p>

The Economics Of Grace - Part 2

Advancing Word weds a pastor's love for the people of God with a preacher's passion for the Word of God in powerful and practical sermons.  T. D. Stubblefield believes that the Bible contains principles, perspectives and promises that satisfy and sustain those who place their trust in God.  These inspirational messages are evidence that the Word of God is alive, powerful, and relevant to the times in which we live.

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Advancing Word weds a pastor's love for the people of God with a preacher's passion for the Word of God in powerful and practical sermons. T. D. Stubblefield believes that the Bible contains principles, perspectives and promises that satisfy and sustain those who place their trust in God. These inspirational messages are evidence that the Word of God is alive, powerful, and relevant to the times in which we live.

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