Series Letters of the Spirit

Have you ever wondered why Paul commended the believers in Corinth when they were such a mess? Today on Discover the Word, we begin this week’s discussion on Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians. While Paul does address the immaturity in these early Christians, he trusts God to finish the good work He had begun! Join the group today on Discover the Word!

It’s better to be known for what you’re for, rather than for what you’re against. And today on Discover the Word, the team will talk about how we’re a greater witness for God when we allow His love to shine through our transformed hearts, than when we try and impose our moral standards on others. Don’t miss the discussion, today on Discover the Word!

Some people claim to be “spiritual, but not religious” in an effort to push against the institutional church. But often, people in the church say the same thing! Today on Discover the Word, we’ll discuss the apostle Paul’s depiction of spirituality. Would Paul say he’s “spiritual but not religious”? That’s today on Discover the Word!

The law of Moses had a time, reason, and purpose. But the law was just a temporary fix that preceded a better and more glorious solution. Today on Discover the Word, the team digs further in their study of Second Corinthians to see how the apostle Paul contrasts the glory of the law with the far surpassing glory of the Spirit. Join the discussion today on Discover the Word!

The law that God gave to the Israelites on Mount Sinai served an important purpose. But God never intended for it to endure forever. Today on Discover the Word, the team will explore how the Spirit accomplishes what the law could never do. Be part of the group as they finish their week-long study in Second Corinthians chapter 3, today on Discover the Word!