The Apostle Paul shows us three characteristics of the Ministry of the New Covenant in the Second Letter to the Corinthians. 1. The Clear Credentials, 2. The Concealed Glory, and 3. The Celestial Hope. Servants of Christ can learn from these genuine characteristics of ministry. Christians who are active in witnessing for Christ, service for God's Church and the evangelistic effort for the lost world can identify with the effectiveness of Paul's ministry of the gospel, and may continue being led in triumphant procession by the Lord Jesus Christ! This is the second expository sermon of a series of four messages in 2 Corinthians. I recommend reading the Bible passages in order to understand the most and benefit greatly from these recordings, and my prayer is that the God of all comfort may comfort your soul as well, God bless you!

The Apostle Paul shows us three characteristics of the Ministry of the New Covenant in the Second Letter to the Corinthians. 1. The Clear Credentials, 2. The Concealed Glory, and 3. The Celestial Hope. Servants of Christ can learn from these genuine characteristics of ministry. Christians who are active in witnessing for Christ, service for God's Church and the evangelistic effort for the lost world can identify with the effectiveness of Paul's ministry of the gospel, and may continue being led in triumphant procession by the Lord Jesus Christ! This is the second expository sermon of a series of four messages in 2 Corinthians. I recommend reading the Bible passages in order to understand the most and benefit greatly from these recordings, and my prayer is that the God of all comfort may comfort your soul as well, God bless you!

The Apostle Paul shows us three characteristics of the Ministry of the New Covenant in the Second Letter to the Corinthians. 1. The Clear Credentials, 2. The Concealed Glory, and 3. The Celestial Hope. Servants of Christ can learn from these genuine characteristics of ministry. Christians who are active in witnessing for Christ, service for God's Church and the evangelistic effort for the lost world can identify with the effectiveness of Paul's ministry of the gospel, and may continue being led in triumphant procession by the Lord Jesus Christ! This is the second expository sermon of a series of four messages in 2 Corinthians. I recommend reading the Bible passages in order to understand the most and benefit greatly from these recordings, and my prayer is that the God of all comfort may comfort your soul as well, God bless you!

“Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"

“Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"

“Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"

“Power In Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness to the brother under church discipline.
The Church today can learn much from Paul explanation of his ministry.
The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections:
1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7.
2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9.
3-Paul Defends His Apostolic Authority, Chapters 10-13.
The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry.
"We are ambassadors for Christ!"

“Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"

“Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"

“Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"