A Study of 1 Corinthians from The MacArthur Study Bible

A Study of 1 Corinthians from The MacArthur Study Bible: Editor’s Note: John MacArthur is one of the most respected pastors and authors in America today. The MacArthur Study Bible in the KJV was a project that he called “The most monumental project of my life.” The original KJV version has been translated and read all over the world. Now, The MacArthur study Bible has beena href='https://www.faithgateway.com/1-corinthians-macarthur-study-bible/' title='Read more' .../a

Daily Bible Reading - January 30th, 2022 | American Bible Society

Daily Bible Reading - January 30th, 2022 | American Bible Society: 2 Corinthians 12:11-21: Paul speaks of his plans to visit the Corinthians for a third time. His second visit had been a painful one (2 Corinthians 2:1). He mentions that his ability to perform miracles proves that he is a true apostle in comparison to the special “apostles” who had been deceiving the people. Paul reminds the Corinthians once again that he did not ask the Corinthians for monetary support, and his concern now is that, by so doing, he caused the Corinthians to miss out on a blessing. The reading concludes with Paul expressing some fears about what he will encounter when he visits the church in Corinth.

Matthew 6:33 ESV - But seek first the kingdom… | Biblia

Matthew 6:33 ESV - But seek first the kingdom… | Biblia

Daily Bible Reading - January 23rd, 2022 | American Bible Society

Daily Bible Reading - January 23rd, 2022 | American Bible Society: 2 Corinthians 8:1-15: Paul asks the Corinthian churches to collect money offerings as part of a larger offering to be given by the churches in Macedonia to the followers in Jerusalem.

COLLECTION OF A.W. PINK'S WRITINGS

COLLECTION OF A.W. PINK'S WRITINGS

Daily Bible Reading - January 16th, 2022 | American Bible Society

Daily Bible Reading - January 16th, 2022 | American Bible Society: 2 Corinthians 3:1-18: In today’s reading, Paul continues to discuss his relationship with the church at Corinth. In response to the church’s demand that he present letters of recommendation as proof of his apostleship, Paul tells them that they themselves are the letter written with the Spirit of God and written on the hearts of Paul and his companions. He also discusses Moses, whose face shone with God’s glory. Yet following God’s command, he wore a veil over his face. In contrast, followers of Christ are given the opportunity to reflect God’s glory.