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Paul did not lose heart because of the glorious treasure he possessed (4:1-7a), because of the divine power he trusted (2 Corinthians 4:7-15 ), and : III. Because of the Eternal Priorities He Established (2 Corinthians 4:16-18) Paul gives us insight into what really was important to him, and how he assessed…

note Judges 6-8 Introduction: The story before us begins with Gideon's encounter with God, and it is a picture of our opportunity in this day of crisis and need. The enemy has done and is doing his utmost to bring men and women under his sway, but God calls us to conquest. We are to be the instruments…

Introduction: It is reassuring to know that even when we murmur against the Lord He graciously meets our need--not because of our sin, but in spite of it. His answer to spiritual hunger is "bread from heaven." He provides a place of eating in the wilderness world. I. The Appearance of the Manna (Exodus…

Introduction: The writer of the Epistle to the Hebrews exhorts his readers to the life of faith, despite opposition and suffering. This calls for endurance and perseverance. In light of the work of our Great High Priest, we have a threefold response, or obligation: I. Heed the Call for Intimacy (Heb.…

Introduction: In the journey from Egypt to Canaan, the Children of Israel came to a place called Marah, or bitterness. This place was but the reflection of a condition that is to be found in every human heart. I. The Problem (Ex. 15:22-23) God allows His people to go through periods of testing. We should…

Last week we saw that Paul did not lose heart because of the glorious treasure he possessed (4:1-7a). Today we see that Paul did not lose heart: II. Because of the Divine Power He Trusted (4:7-15) Paul speaks of the surpassing quality, or the outstanding excellence, of a power associated with this ministry…