Feed My Sheep

Christians have the best news on the planet, yet are sometimes afraid to share. In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 5, we learn:
Why God cares so much about motives
Why Paul felt it necessary to defend himself
What is the "fear of the Lord"
What to do when you are discouraged or afraid to share the gospel
One of the shortest summaries of the gospel in the entire Bible
Great verses to use in your evangelism
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Paul calls death "gain." How can this be? In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 5, we learn:
how to find your true identity
ways to think about death without becoming morbid
Paul reflects on his near-death experience
developing a heavenly home-sickness
why the Bible indicates Jesus' return is imminent
the #1 best thing of about heaven
an explanation of the two coming judgments
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Heaven will be more wonderful than you can possibly imagine. In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 4, we learn:
the two stages of the Christian life
how eternity motivates us to endurance now
why trials are "momentary" when they seem so long
a warning to those who reject Christ
how affliction produces glory in our lives
seven ways to fix your eyes daily on what is unseen
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God uses suffering to expose our weakness, and to give more prominence to his divine strength.

Everyone get discouraged at times -- even the Apostle Paul. But God's mercy puts things back in perspective and helps us persevere.

Christians are being transformed into the image of Christ from one degree of glory to another.

Pastoral ministry is a heavy task. Though we are inadequate, Christ supplies the strength we need.

Like a master surgeon, Paul wounds his good friends, the Corinthian church, in order to bring repentance and healing.

God comforts us by remaining committed to us, and by sending faithful servants to help care for us.

God’s comfort extends beyond the borders of our suffering. He generously supplies strength so we will be able to comfort others.