Paul reminds us that if we're trying to one up each other with our activity in the church, he has us beat. So we should really boast not in our accomplishments but rather in our weaknesses.

Paul reminds us of the confidence we have in the gospel when we apply it correctly.

When it comes to generosity, it's far more about heart than amount.

The old testament talks about the tithe but Paul talks about generosity. What's the difference?

Sometimes we all have to have hard conversations but what we do with them and how we react to them is really important.

When we work toward reconciliation we realize that even our disagreements over minor issues don't need to result in broken friendships.

When we realize that this world is temporary and fading away quickly, we will be more inclined to look beyond today for our meaning in life.

We like to hide our failures but what if the cracks in our facade actually are there to let Jesus' light shine through?

Paul draws a nice diving marker between the old covenant and the new one. He doesn't put the old covenant down but shows how Jesus gives it a new meaning and focus.

Men plan God laughs. It's kind of my motto in life. From plans to forgiving painful encounters, this chapter is packed with a punch.