2 Corinthians 5 (Part 2) :11-17 A New Creation in Christ

A chapter by chapter and verse by verse study of 2 Corinthians taught by Pastor Paul LeBoutillier of Calvary Chapel Ontario, Oregon. Visit us at www.ccontario.com for online studies through the entire Bible.

[@ronansmith188]

Paul, Jesus speaks through you and we are truly blessed to have God’s wonderful and comforting videos through you to encourage his people in our walk with Jesus. The clarity of your ministry is so profound that it can only mean that God’s Holy Spirit is working and teaching through you. I’m in my 50’s and have struggled to be confident in faith since I was 20 and accepted him as my savior. Only recently have I learned to praise him for the good as well as the bad times because I know he’s working to change me to be more like his son to show those around me his grace and mercy. I only wish I would have known about you years earlier but my sin and selfishness has kept me pretty busy. I share your videos with friends and loved ones in order to strengthen their faith in Jesus that we all are truly free from death’s sting! Praise God for his endless grace and mercy and from whom all blessings flow! I will see you in heaven my brother when we fully experience together the knowledge, love and peace our father intended for us to have eternally! Amen

[@obasuyiolotu]

Thank you jesus

[@suehorley6059]

Most rewarding Pastor Paul being here..Hallelujah! Your anointed teaching calls be back day after day..I get excited with the fullfillment a satisfying joy..knowing victory is ahead ❤ Love and Prayers though our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to you and yours ❤ see you soon Pastor Paul ❤🙏 me and our Faithful Loving Jesus Christ ❤🙏

[@seruwaiamarama9192]

Very encouraging and powerful message

[@markmooney5662]

Thank you thank you ...powerful stuff Pastor and so needed. Praise God Gilly wife of Mark

[@obasuyiolotu]

I need your pray for everything 🙏🙏🙏 yes I believe Amen

[@glendaleduque]

Good study! Paul was a good guy. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏽🇵🇷

[@juansebastianherediaromero6136]

Thank God who has blessed you to teach and encourage others🙌🏼

[@alilalongchari4170]

Excellent teaching the word of God❤❤❤

[@schachmatt1581]

Hallelujah

[@sylleryum]

Thank you Jesus

[@lisacrain1619]

I want to thank you for your teachings . I am a teacher myself and this is good stuff...

[@bobbunnell6216]

Very well done, a blessing.

[@obasuyiolotu]

Amen socialley be more grace sir

[@obasuyiolotu]

Amen 🙏

[@springkraus7316]

❤️

[@vijayanyan2225]

Tq Pastor. My bible study came alive listening to your teaching

[@lisahowell4001]

Amen

[@user-in2dy6zy8j]

🙏🏼 ... progress, not perfection. Love your studies.

[@rubycrooks4787]

Good word...

[@janibaldonado9173]

💕🙏💕

[@jennieredrose5819]

At 30:30 it speaks of the earth before sin came into it. But what caused sin to come into it? I used to think it was the devil but then I realized that in the millennium when the devil is locked up, there will be those who still refuse to follow Jesus. So that element of going against Jesus is still there even when Satan is not there. So I'm just wondering what brings about sin? Is it just the fact that we have a choice to disobey that makes sin possible? What's the driving force to make one disobey God?

[@PastorPaulLeBoutillier]

Hi Jennie. You're right, even with Satan taken out of the way people will still go astray. That's because we are all born with a sinful nature that has a gravitational pull AWAY from God. It all started with Satan, but even when he's locked away our sinful nature remains. If you want to chat further you can message me here: ccontario.com/pastor-paul God bless!

[@jennieredrose5819]

@@PastorPaulLeBoutillier thank you so much for responding. So I clicked the link and was typing out a question (using my phone). I managed to write 1 question and was trying to start a new paragraph for a 2nd question but when I tried to do something like space or something, the page went away. I may have accidentally hit the back button or I hit sent prematurely. Please let me know if you received anything. If not, I will rewrite it all. If you did, I'll just go back and finish up writing the 2nd question I was trying to ask. Thank you so much Pastor!

[@tshuvahavodah237]

Trying to reason with emotionally charged people is like trying to explain physics to a two-year-old. Just keep asking questions to this type of individual. They will either change their mind, run away in anger or start some critical thinking.