Paul, writing to the Corinthians for a second time, has much to
say. Much of his writing comes to us as being stern. But
consider: don't you endure much more bad behavior from other
people's children than your own? You discipline your children;
you wish others would discipline theirs. The Corinthians are
Paul's children.
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| 2nd Corinthians 1:15
- 2:13 |
Personal
Attack - Paul's example in dealing with rumor,
slander and other personal attacks. |
| 2nd Corinthians 2:14
- 3:17 |
Spirit
in our Lives - The relationship of Law and Spirit;
freedom in Christ. |
| 2nd Corinthians
4:1-18 |
Loyalty -
Loyalty to Christ results in combat Christianity - the
source of testimony. |
| 2nd Corinthians 5 |
Christ's Ambassador - The bodily resurrection; the fear
of the Lord; the ambassador of Christ. |
| 2nd Corinthians 6:1
- 7:4 |
Separation
- The concept of being separated to God, the holiness
of being set apart. |
| 2nd
Corinthians 7:5-16 |
Rebuke and Repentance
- Rebuke produces repentance; repentance produces good
fruit. |
| 2nd Corinthians 8 |
Self
Sacrifice - The life of self sacrifice, which generates
trial and poverty, requires generosity and produces joy. |
| 2nd Corinthians9 |
Cheerful
Giver - Giving should be cheerful; a measure of God's
blessing to you and a praise to Him. |
| 2nd Corinthians 10 |
Humility -
How humility is telling the truth - about yourself. |
| 2nd Corinthians
11:1-15 |
Discernment
- How to tell the wolves from the sheep - even among
the shepherds. |
| 2nd Corinthians
11:16 - 12:13 |
Suffering and Service - The cynic's guide to suffering
and service (abbreviated). |