Podcasts about 2 corinthians 12:9

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Today's Promise: 2 Corinthians 12:9 The Apostle Paul was in a particularly difficult time in his life. He had prayed and prayed for God to remove a problem or weakness he experienced. God's grace in your life strengthens and empowers you. We pray for God to remove or resolve the problems we face. Sometimes God's answer is not to remove the problem but to give you His strength and power to go through the situation. God says His power, combined with your weakness, is the perfect formula for His glory. Whatever you are facing today, God's grace is enough.

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

Harvest Bible Fellowship's weekly Message.

God designs suffering not only as a way to wean Christians off of self and onto grace, but also as a way to spotlight that grace and make it shine.

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Many people want the courage of Joshua. But Joshua’s courage didn’t come from within himself. It came from knowing God and trusting in His promises!

Sometimes God makes seemingly strong people weaker so that his divine power will be the more evident.

God designs suffering not only as a way to wean Christians off of self and onto grace, but also as a way to spotlight that grace and make it shine.

Suffering happens to everyone. We have hope in God's power to strengthen us.

As the Body of Christ, we must not forget about grace. Sometimes, in our understanding of the magnitude of mercy, we lose sight of what grace has done and continues to do in us. Using the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Havilah Cunnington delivers a powerful message on the grace of God and the manifestation of its unmerited favor in our lives. Be transformed and mentally renewed by this reminder of undeserved blessing.

Sometimes God makes seemingly strong people weaker so that his divine power will be the more evident.

Want to discover the secret sauce of a strong faith? Join us this weekend for Palm Sunday as we explore the key ingredients that make up a thriving relationship with God. These ingredients are not only found in great leaders but are also at the core of a church for people who don't go to church.

Main Idea: God’s Blueprint for Transformation is to be still to know that God is in control. Extra Credit: 1. Reflection Question: Can you give up control to God? To let go and allow God be God? 2. Take time this week to examine your life to identify what you are worried about, anxious over or even afraid of. And in prayer tell God that you will be still specifically over this matter and let him be God. See what happens, and share with someone later your story of giving up control to God.

Main Idea: God’s Blueprint for Transformation is to be still to know that God is in control. Extra Credit: 1. Reflection Question: Can you give up control to God? To let go and allow God be God? 2. Take time this week to examine your life to identify what you are worried about, anxious over or even afraid of. And in prayer tell God that you will be still specifically over this matter and let him be God. See what happens, and share with someone later your story of giving up control to God.

God designs suffering not only as a way to wean Christians off of self and onto grace, but also as a way to spotlight that grace and make it shine.

Sometimes God makes seemingly strong people weaker so that his divine power will be the more evident.

God designs suffering not only as a way to wean Christians off of self and onto grace, but also as a way to spotlight that grace and make it shine.

9/5/2021 Live broadcast Pastor Nate Burns On the go subscribe to our podcast. Video https://mustangnaz.sermon.net/rss/Sermon/video Audio https://mustangnaz.sermon.net/rss/Sermon/audio

9/5/2021 Live broadcast Pastor Nate Burns On the go subscribe to our podcast. Video https://mustangnaz.sermon.net/rss/Sermon/video Audio https://mustangnaz.sermon.net/rss/Sermon/audio

Sometimes God makes seemingly strong people weaker so that his divine power will be the more evident.

Even when it looks like we're losing, if we rely on God, we're winning. Brett continues our Someday series chronicling the book of Habakkuk with a message of hope and joy from Habakkuk 3.

Even when it looks like we're losing, if we rely on God, we're winning. Brett continues our Someday series chronicling the book of Habakkuk with a message of hope and joy from Habakkuk 3.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and speaker Nancy Guthrie (http://www.nancyguthrie.com/) discusses 2 Corinthians 12:9 and the place of suffering in the life of God's children. Nancy says, "Jesus says, 'I'm going to be enough for you. The grace that I'm going to give you is going to be enough to endure the pain I'm not going to take away." Special Guest: Nancy Guthrie.

God designs suffering not only as a way to wean Christians off of self and onto grace, but also as a way to spotlight that grace and make it shine.

Sometimes God makes seemingly strong people weaker so that his divine power will be the more evident.

The Lord's Prayer provides a Pattern. So our prayer should start with us coming to God with praise & worship. Derek & Hilary share on HALLOWING His NAME, especially in connection with 3 NAMES of God: Elohim (Creator), Adonai (Lord and Master), and El Shaddai (the God who is more than enough).

The Lord's Prayer provides a Pattern. So our prayer should start with us coming to God with praise & worship. Derek & Hilary share on HALLOWING His NAME, especially in connection with 3 NAMES of God: Elohim (Creator), Adonai (Lord and Master), and El Shaddai (the God who is more than enough).

Where God's grace meets your need.

Where God's grace meets your need.

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and blogger, Kristen Hatton, talks about a verse that's meant a lot to her own family. Commenting on 2 Corinthians 12:9, Hatton says, "It's a good thing to be weak. The more we see how weak and needy we are, the more we see our need of Christ's sufficiency for us." "In the Word, On the Go" is sponsored by the New Growth Press (https://newgrowthpress.com/?aff=26). Special Guest: Kristen Hatton.

This week we unpack Matthew 5:14, that we are the light of the world. Though have I interpreted this scripture correctly? Is the focus on my light, my actions, my deeds, my fruit? Or is my focus on how God can shine through me? Join us as we dive into light of the world.

Isaiah 49:13, Psalm 52, Matthew 6:34, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Psalm 62:8

Sister Moorehead from St. Louis, MO, preaches an inspiring message this evening entitled "Leaving an apostolic legacy."

Pastor Staten's message this morning is entitled "The Cross that Jesus died on." Pastor talks about his trip to Tblisi, Republic of Georgia to visit missionary and son, Jared and family. God has declared that He will build his church upon a rock and hell will not be able to conquer it. The events of today instill fear in us. Find your comfort in the words that Jesus has spoken. The cross is a principle for life. He gave himself upon the cross so that others may live.