What a journey it’s been through 2 Corinthians and we’ve come to the point we see the summation of Paul’s love and concern for this troubled church. Paul, picturing himself as a father, pleads as with a son or daughter for the church to repent live in the truth, not lies. And, he warns the church that if they don’t, they are playing with fire. Isn’t this true for all of us? Either trust the Lord and His plan or go our own way? Join us as we see Paul’s “Powerful Warning to the Disobedient.”
Powerful Warning to the Disobedient
November 14, 2021 • D. Kevin Brown • 2 Corinthians 13:1–4, 2 Corinthians 13:8–14
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