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How is Paul's response to the "super apostles" relevant for us today?

Paul shifts gears to defend his ministry against the false apostles who accused him of walking in the flesh. Paul explains that he walks in divine meekness and divine power unlike those who go against God.

Pastor Daniel Kim How do you characterize God? Depending on how we view him, we often change the way we live and respond to His Word. God reveals that He gives abounding grace to us.

Pastor Daniel KimAs Paul continues this mini section on encouraging the Corinthian church to be generous in providing aid to the Jerusalem churches, he provides encouragement to do so. Join us as we consider how these encouragements can also motivate us.

Pastor Jeremy Wong How is Paul's report about Titus, his companions and the generous gift relevant for us today?

Pastor Jeremy Wong What's the difference between Godly grief and worldly grief? Which do you practice?

Pastor Daniel Kim Paul continues in his letter to encourage the Corinthian church to finish what they started in gathering financial aid for the struggling churches in Jerusalem. Join us as we consider how Paul encourages them and what ought to characterize the church's generosity.

Pastor Daniel Kim As Paul resumes his narrative about his travels, he explains his joy in hearing about the Corinthians' response to his previous letter. Through this section of Paul's epistle, we see how God uses the repentance of others to bring encouragement.

Pastor Jeremy Wong This is the closing section of Paul's defense of his ministry, and our closing portion of the mini-series within a series on idolatry.  What are some necessary ingredients in a believer's life in order to lay the smackdown on functional gods?

Pastor Jeremy Wong Part two from last week, but a little more specific and a little more personal.

Pastor Daniel Kim As we jump back into 2 Corinthians and also look forward to entering the new year, let us consider what Paul has to say about Christians being unequally yoked. What does he mean when he commands Christians not to be unequally yoked?