Comfort in Suffering The apostle Paul and Timothy write this letter to the
church in Corinth and the saints scattered throughout
Achaia (v. 1). He states he is praying that God and the
Lord Jesus Christ will be kind to them and bless them with
peace (v. 2). Have you ever wondered, why do the
righteous suffer? ...
Paul’s Change of Plans In this text it appears that there were those who were
attributing hidden motives to Paul. His answer is that his
whole conduct is dominated, not by shrewdness, but by
the grace of God (v. 12). There were no hidden motives in
Paul’s life. If we are honest, we will have to admit that we
seldom do ...
Sparing The Church Misunderstandings are often very difficult to untangle,
because one misunderstanding often leads to another.
This is what had happened to Paul as he was forced to
make a change of plans (vv. 15-22). In Paul’s initial
itinerary, he had intended to go immediately from
Ephesus to Corinth and ...
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Comfort in Suffering
The apostle Paul and Timothy write this letter to the church in Corinth and the saints scattered throughout Achaia (v. 1). He states he is praying that God and the Lord Jesus Christ will be kind to them and bless them with peace (v. 2). Have you ever wondered, why do the righteous suffer? ...
Paul’s Change of Plans
In this text it appears that there were those who were attributing hidden motives to Paul. His answer is that his whole conduct is dominated, not by shrewdness, but by the grace of God (v. 12). There were no hidden motives in Paul’s life. If we are honest, we will have to admit that we seldom do ...
Sparing The Church
Misunderstandings are often very difficult to untangle, because one misunderstanding often leads to another. This is what had happened to Paul as he was forced to make a change of plans (vv. 15-22). In Paul’s initial itinerary, he had intended to go immediately from Ephesus to Corinth and ...