2 Corinthians 4 — Chapter notes

Read 2 Corinthians chapter 4 in the New King James Version, with links to related Bible study notes.

Chapter notes

2 Corinthians Questions, Summary & Application

Chapter 4 (through suffering= good produced) ✅ Application: Firstly NEVER give up because all is made possible by God and for that “we do not lose heart” never grow weary in doing good because we do all through Christ who gives us strength. Desire to proclaim the truth boldly and live it privately/ publicly walking in the light always. Speak the truth with love ““but, speaking the truth in love, may grow up in all things into Him who is the head—Christ—” Ephesians 4:15”” But understanding the fact that not everyone will (understand/accept that which is true) because satan has blinded the hearts of many. And without Christ we all love darkness rather than light but knowing that we fight against the spirits of darkness(satan- evil) not against flesh (people). We do not preach ourselves but Christ as lord- no self exalting because all we have if from him and understanding our status (weak) but knowing that we carry the power from God as earthen vessels that carry treasures. Reflect Christ so people see him through you. Understand that hard times must come and when they do God’s power is revealed most. Trials brings maturity, suffering- glory Focus on what’s to come (life eternal) not just the temporary (having you treasure in heaven) carrying his treasure here on earth😉😏. Basically this chapter gives a reminder to stay strong remembering that the strength comes from God. Live an honest life before God&people. Not be discouraged if people don’t get where ur coming from when you present to them the truth from God understanding that not everyone sees from your lenses but some blinded spiritually. My life must reflect Christ not myself. Even when I’m weak; God’s power can still work through me and most importantly that I should focus on the things to come instead of the temporary understanding that everything I experience has a much bigger purpose behind. @Maombi

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