Sermons on 2 Corinthians

For those who trust Him, the sinless Jesus bears punishment and gives them His righteousness, replacing guilt with a blameless standing before God.

At the cross, God cancels the whole debt of sin. Forgiven people show grace and seek repair in broken relationships even when reconciliation is uncertain.

Fragile clay jars carry God's treasure, not their own power. The gospel frees Christians to speak without angry pressure or timid compromise.

Our fragile bodies are tents, not the home God promises. His Spirit guarantees what is coming and reshapes how believers live now.

God declined Paul’s three pleas to remove his painful thorn, yet promised grace and power within weakness, giving Paul reason to rely on Him.

Christians carry gospel treasure in ordinary clay jars. The Holy Spirit makes them competent and bold when opposition makes them want to give up.

Christ died and rose so sinners can live for Him. Those reconciled to God are no longer separated by sin and can face final judgement without fear.