2 Corinthians

[@maryannbradshaw6658]

Thank you for your teachings.

[@cindyreesemitchell689]

Gifted teaching. So grateful this is available online. Thank you.

[@steevegelbond]

Great study! The teaching itself is very scipturally solid (and therefore very useful), and it’s also useful because it makes reading 2 Corinthians more interesting by having a reference to what led to Paul writing it, compared to reading it without knowing what went into it.

[@Devonlewis537]

I love eating this good word

[@beverlycurry4370]

So very good💖 this is a great teaching🙏

[@nandtc1]

You spoke to my heart today. Thank you

[@beverlycurry4370]

Amen🙏

[@skullbellztv5642]

Incredible

[@wgreen9765]

Is there a Thursday study now or is this from Wednesday 1/11?

[@brandnewchristian777]

from Wednesday 😀

[@wgreen9765]

@@brandnewchristian777 thank you!

[@skyjust828]

Yeah but what if he doesn't apologize ? 🙄😢

[@brandnewchristian777]

Then he didn't repent.

[@kathystarkel1202]

So many family members hurt me in ways I wouldn't wish on my enemies. Yet, God so lovingly allowed me to be able to forgive each person. However, none ever admitted they done what they did or say they were sorry. But God gave me the ability to love each member and even interact with them from time to time. That is very difficult for most. Somehow God was able to show me how to love without expecting their apologies. I have prayed for them for many years and I'm so grateful there are no strained relationships. I'm 70 so that might make a difference, I don't know. I will pray for you 🙏 😌.

[@brandnewchristian777]

@@kathystarkel1202 You can certainly forgive someone who does not apologize and it is good to be able too. That is grace!