Introduction Context Commentary Previous Bible Study Crossword Puzzle (✞-word) Crossword Puzzle Answers Conclusion Bibliography Introduction (forthcoming) Context Please see the previous lesson on 2 Corinthians […]
First streamed on 2.1.23. First posted on 2.3.23. See the previous lessons on 2 Corinthians 5:11-13 and on 2 Corinthians 5:14-17. Bible Study Audio Bible […]
First streamed on 1.18.23. First posted on 1.20.23. This study is largely based on a previous 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 sermon and Bible study. Introduction Context […]
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Christians are called to be ambassadors — authorized agents of the message of reconciliation to God through Christ. We are reconciled reconcilers. In this (updated) Bible Study, based on a sermon…
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Christians are called to be ambassadors — authorized agents of the message of reconciliation to God through Christ. In this sermon, shared on the 17th anniversary of Pastor…
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Given the literary and cultural/historical context of 2 Corinthians 6:14, Paul is most likely telling the Corinthian church not to become partners with those who were engaging in idol feasts in pagan temples — for they are the temple of the Living God.
Previously enemies of God, we are now slaves of Christ who have been captured in love — and bring glory to His name. Evoking an image of a Roman victory procession, Paul paradoxically…
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