THE SECOND EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS
Listen to Pastor Bill Stonebraker at your convenience in this powerful verse-by-verse study through the book of SECOND CORINTHIANS.
The Apostle Paul wrote this letter late in A.D. 56, from Macedonia, probably Philippi. He sent it to expose "deceitful workers" and to defend his own apostolic authority.
Both letters to the Corinthians seem to indicate there was an element within the church that tended to discredit Paul's ministry and challenge his authority. This second letter is the most personal of all the Pauline epistles. He opens his heart to the church, disclosing his motives, his spiritual passion, and his tender love for the believers.
In Second Corinthians, Paul looks at the characteristics of the apostle's ministry, gives some instructions concerning benevolence, and defends his own authority as an apostle. Study along with us, and learn what it means to be an ambassador for Christ.
May the Lord bless you as you open His Word.