In this sermon, Jake Osborn shares from 2 Corinthians 7:2-16 in which Paul concludes his defense of his apostolic authority by recounting how God has used their last confrontation, and how he had confidence this confrontation will also lead to repentance.
In this sermon, Pastor Marc shares how, in our pursuit of holiness, we must loosen our bonds with the world, and strengthen our bond with believers.
In this sermon, Pastor Marc shares from 2 Corinthians 6:3-13 in which Paul lays out his testimony of endurance and how it shows us that we are not only reconciled to God, but we ought to seek reconciliation with each other.
In this sermon, Pastor Marc shares about the “work” of reconciliation, and the “word” of reconciliation. If God has applied Christ’s work of reconciliation to us, he has entrusted the message and ministry of reconciliation to us.
In this sermon from Romans 10:13-15, Pastor Marc addresses two important issues — why missionaries must go, and why missionaries must be sent. This was part of a Commissioning Sunday, as we sent out a couple to go to a closed access country with the gospel.
Life in this “era between the gardens” has plenty of problems for all human beings. For us Christians, seeking to live for Jesus and spread his fame invites even more suffering from a hostile culture. So, why stay faithful to Jesus? Because we know that this life is not all there is. God has prepared […]
Listen as Pastor Marc preaches from 2 Corinthians 4:7-18, discussing how perspective is needed in order to persevere through affliction. Our weakness and suffering are integral to God’s plan, not incidental. So it’s vital that we learn to see them through His eyes, not our own.
Listen in as Pastor Marc preaches from 2 Corinthians 4:1-6, as he describes the veil that Satan hangs in order to blind us from the light of the gospel, which shows us the glory of Christ. A fitting passage for Resurrection Sunday!
Listen in as Dr. Matt Harmon preaches from 2 Corinthians 3:7-18, as he shares about the ways in which the new covenant has come with greater glory than the old.
In this sermon from 2 Corinthians 3:1-6, Dr. Matt Harmon answers the question of how we can discern an authentic work of God. From this passage, he shares two fundamental characteristics: the writing of a better letter on a better surface, and the establishment of a better sufficiency as part of a better covenant.