Podcasts about scripture: 2 corinthians 12:1-12:10

Sunday, January 26, 2025, We’re privileged to have the Men’s Keryx in Community (KIC) join us for worship this morning. Pastor Ryp's message is titled "Learning to Minister in Weakness." God gifts everyone who chooses to follow Him with special and unique abilities intended to build up the Church. Every gift is a form of ministry, even if many don’t see it that way. People often operate most effectively in their "Ministry Gift" when they feel their weakest. God has a unique way of making us strong and effective, even when we feel vulnerable. In fact, if we believe we can do ministry on our own and by our own strength, we are likely setting ourselves up for failure. Therefore, you are encouraged to worship and study with us as we explore the power and authority we discover when God uses our weaknesses to make us powerfully effective in His Kingdom.

Sunday, January 26, 2025, We’re privileged to have the Men’s Keryx in Community (KIC) join us for worship this morning. Pastor Ryp's message is titled "Learning to Minister in Weakness." God gifts everyone who chooses to follow Him with special and unique abilities intended to build up the Church. Every gift is a form of ministry, even if many don’t see it that way. People often operate most effectively in their "Ministry Gift" when they feel their weakest. God has a unique way of making us strong and effective, even when we feel vulnerable. In fact, if we believe we can do ministry on our own and by our own strength, we are likely setting ourselves up for failure. Therefore, you are encouraged to worship and study with us as we explore the power and authority we discover when God uses our weaknesses to make us powerfully effective in His Kingdom.

Sunday School 11/17/2024.

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

God’s grace is enough for you

Pastor Calvin's last official CLC sermon and his send off.

Pastor Calvin's last official CLC sermon and his send off.

Pastor Calvin's last official CLC sermon and his send off.

Pastor Calvin's last official CLC sermon and his send off.

Lakeway Baptist Church

Lakeway Baptist Church

Lakeway Baptist Church

Lakeway Baptist Church

Raphaël Charrier - 2 Co 12.1-10 DESCRIPTION: Dans ce texte bien connu du Nouveau Testament, l'apôtre Paul nous partage une des leçons les plus importantes que nous pouvons faire à l'école de la grâce. Nous verrons comment l'épreuve est absolument essentielle à notre croissance spirituelle et comment elle nous rapproche de Dieu. PLAN: 1. De quoi Paul souffre-t-il 2. Pourquoi Paul souffre-t-il 3. Comment Jésus fortifie-t-il Paul par la souffrance? 4. Quelles implications pour nous?

Raphaël Charrier - 2 Co 12.1-10 DESCRIPTION: Dans ce texte bien connu du Nouveau Testament, l'apôtre Paul nous partage une des leçons les plus importantes que nous pouvons faire à l'école de la grâce. Nous verrons comment l'épreuve est absolument essentielle à notre croissance spirituelle et comment elle nous rapproche de Dieu. PLAN: 1. De quoi Paul souffre-t-il 2. Pourquoi Paul souffre-t-il 3. Comment Jésus fortifie-t-il Paul par la souffrance? 4. Quelles implications pour nous?

Lighthouse Baptist Church is an unashamed Independant, Fundamental, Pre-Millennial, King James Bible believing church. We love the Word of God, His people, and sinners. Our services are Bible Fashioned and as such are conservative and Spirit led.

Humanity was designed to need help from outside themselves to make them operate properly. While many of us assume that independence is part and parcel of growing up, increasing dependence upon God and the help he brings through others is a key component of becoming truly human.

Grace Family | Pleasant Hill

Grace Family | Pleasant Hill

Sometimes God may give us a supernatural experience, and sometimes he may also assign a “thorn in our side.” But in all circumstances, we need to know that He operates in our weakness, for His own glory... and our ultimate good... to keep us humble and content with Him alone Outline: o The Supernatural Experience [1-4] o The Result [5-8] o The Response [9-10]

Sometimes God may give us a supernatural experience, and sometimes he may also assign a “thorn in our side.” But in all circumstances, we need to know that He operates in our weakness, for His own glory... and our ultimate good... to keep us humble and content with Him alone Outline: o The Supernatural Experience [1-4] o The Result [5-8] o The Response [9-10]

Pastor Jeff McVay, Win the Day - Kiss the Wave, 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 (MSG)

Pastor Jeff McVay, Win the Day - Kiss the Wave, 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 (MSG)

Pastor Jon shared on the power in embracing our weakness.

Pastor Jon shared on the power in embracing our weakness.

Bible preaching from the pulpit of Walridge Baptist Church

03.21.2021 | A Message In Your Pain | Pastor Jeff Wickwire | LT38862

03.21.2021 | A Message In Your Pain | Pastor Jeff Wickwire | LT38862

03.21.2021 | A Message In Your Pain | Pastor Jeff Wickwire | LT38862

Thank you for listening. We pray the podcast is a blessing to you. Please visit our website www.columbianabaptist.com.

Our mission at Community Church of Greenwood is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and live in full devotion to Him. We want to help people far from God to experience new life in Jesus Christ.

In today's teaching, we learn from Pastor Ben that in order to grow in our faith to God we should pray for "Hunger for God's Word". Every day, we are under attack by the enemy, so we need to intentionally guard our hearts. Today, we learn that we don't use carnal weapons for spiritual war. Our weapons are: to put on the full armor of God, Bible reading, praying, fasting (not just from food, but from other crutches such as internet, social media, Facebook, etc.) When Heaven becomes real in our lives, everything becomes clearer. Our desire to go to Heaven, is because of the Love of Jesus.

In today's teaching, we learn from Pastor Ben that in order to grow in our faith to God we should pray for "Hunger for God's Word". Every day, we are under attack by the enemy, so we need to intentionally guard our hearts. Today, we learn that we don't use carnal weapons for spiritual war. Our weapons are: to put on the full armor of God, Bible reading, praying, fasting (not just from food, but from other crutches such as internet, social media, Facebook, etc.) When Heaven becomes real in our lives, everything becomes clearer. Our desire to go to Heaven, is because of the Love of Jesus.

Christians are not immune to the problems of this world.

Kingsway Community Church

Today's study looks at God's promise to restore the earth to its pristine/sinless purity.

If we are honest, the majority of our prayers consist in attaining good in the here and now. We pray for jobs and relationships, health and contentment. We are told, in many quarters, that God is always desiring to give these things to us, if we just ask. Indeed, Jesus says as much! If we have faith, we are told, all these things are ours. But what if our greatest blessing comes not in health, comfort, contentment, but in strife, difficulty, pain and suffering? Would this change how you pray? Today we look at Paul's prayer for provision from suffering, and God's strange comfort.

The next in our 2 Corinthian series studying how our weaknesses can be something we are thankful for in the light of grace

A listing of all of the services recorded at Thornville Baptist Church.

The podcast of Calvary Prineville contains the latest sermons from Pastor Rory Rodgers, and occasionally live recordings of the latest worship service.

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church

We all have pain, but is there a reason behind pain? If so, did God cause it?

Text: 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 Are you aware of & therefore willing to admit to your weaknesses? Recognising this, may well be revolutionary as we step into a brand new year.

Thinking Christianly in Dark Times. Chris Fry expands on 2 Cor 12:1-10.

Christians need a realistic attitude in difficult times

Dealing with that Pain in Your Neck (or The Thorn in Your Side...)