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2 Corinthians 12: His Grace is Sufficient (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 21st sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (21 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

2 Corinthians 10&11: Authority in the Church (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 20th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (20 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

2 Corinthians 8&9: Generosity (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 19th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (19 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

2 Corinthians 6:14-7:16: The Heart of Paul (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 18th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (18 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

2 Corinthians 5:16-6:13: The Ministry of Reconciliation (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 17th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (17 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

2 Corinthians 4:7-5:10: The Reality of the Physical Resurrection of Jesus (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 16th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (16 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

2 Corinthians 1:3-2:11: Pain with Purpose (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 14th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (14 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

1 Corinthians 16: Let All That You Do Be Done In Love (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 13th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (13 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

1 Corinthians 14:26-40: Redeeming Submission (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 11th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (11 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.

1 Corinthians 14:1-25: Tongues & Prophecy (Sinners & Saints)

Welcome to the 10th sermon in our series on 1 & 2 Corinthians. (10 of 22)

The city of Corinth was a city of wealth, a city of indulgence, a city of politics and a city of wild pagan rituals. Several New Testament evangelists came to Corinth to tell the people about Jesus and many lives were changed! However, like all of us, the changes took time. The old habits and practices were slow to die and the seeds of new life grew slowly. So Paul wrote these letters to rebuke but encourage these very young followers of Jesus as they transformed from sinners to saints.