Delight in Grace Delight in Grace

God’s power and glory are often made most evident in our weakness. But we tend to avoid situations that reveal our areas of frailty. Instead, we seek comfort, safety, and control. Today’s passage from 2 Corinthians 11:22-33 gives us a portrait of Paul’s dangerous and sacrificial ministry as he attempted to spread the gospel through Gentile regions. Paul counted all his accomplishments as worthless in light of Jesus, and his weakness takes on value because it points most clearly to our great Savior. Let’s listen in.

God’s power and glory are often made most evident in our weakness. But we tend to avoid situations that reveal our areas of frailty. Instead, we seek comfort, safety, and control. Today’s passage from 2 Corinthians 11:22-33 gives us a portrait of Paul’s dangerous and sacrificial ministry as he attempted to spread the gospel through Gentile regions. Paul counted all his accomplishments as worthless in light of Jesus, and his weakness takes on value because it points most clearly to our great Savior. Let’s listen in.

God’s power and glory are often made most evident in our weakness. But we tend to avoid situations that reveal our areas of frailty. Instead, we seek comfort, safety, and control. Today’s passage from 2 Corinthians 11:22-33 gives us a portrait of Paul’s dangerous and sacrificial ministry as he attempted to spread the gospel through Gentile regions. Paul counted all his accomplishments as worthless in light of Jesus, and his weakness takes on value because it points most clearly to our great Savior. Let’s listen in.

John Ortberg said that to truly care for people requires not caring too much about their approval or disapproval. In today’s message from 2 Corinthians 10 and 11, Pastor Rich differentiates between true service and ministry done for our Master Jesus and ministry done to build our own personal kingdoms instead.

John Ortberg said that to truly care for people requires not caring too much about their approval or disapproval. In today’s message from 2 Corinthians 10 and 11, Pastor Rich differentiates between true service and ministry done for our Master Jesus and ministry done to build our own personal kingdoms instead.

John Ortberg said that to truly care for people requires not caring too much about their approval or disapproval. In today’s message from 2 Corinthians 10 and 11, Pastor Rich differentiates between true service and ministry done for our Master Jesus and ministry done to build our own personal kingdoms instead.