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“Fools for Christ: Paul’s Challenge to the Corinthians” ( 2 Corinthians 11)
Exploring Second Corinthians and Gospel- TIME 0:00
Jared led a Bible reading session, focusing on Second Corinthians, chapter 11. He began with a prayer, asking for divine knowledge and understanding of the Scripture. He then discussed the importance of the true gospel, emphasizing the role of a minister as one who serves another's will. He encouraged the participants to keep seeking, knocking, and asking, as Christ is always in our midst.
Maintaining Purity in Doctrine and Motives - TIME 1:32
Jared discussed the importance of maintaining purity in doctrine and motives, drawing comparisons to the Garden of Eden and the Apostolic College. He emphasized the need for a pure church, free from human persuasiveness, and the importance of apostolic authenticity in refusing excess wealth. Jared also highlighted the role of the Apostolic College in maintaining Christ's truth and the need for pure motives in teaching doctrine.
Apostles' Rights and Personal Gain- TIME 7:10
Jared discussed the rights and responsibilities of apostles and ministers, emphasizing the importance of selflessness and not exploiting their roles for personal gain. He referenced the law of Moses and the teachings of Christ, stating that those who preach the gospel should live by it. Jared also shared his experience of not using his rights for personal benefit. He expressed his willingness to preach the gospel without charge, even though it might not be financially rewarding.
Pure Doctrine and Apostolic Authenticity- TIME 9:32- 19:58
Jared discussed the importance of pure doctrine and motives in the context of 2 Corinthians, chapter 11, verses 7 through 12. He emphasized that pure doctrine is taught out of pure motives, a true mark of apostolic authenticity. He also highlighted the refusal of excessive money by the clergy, drawing from Paul's teachings. Jared then discussed the tactics of false apostles, who imitate the kingdom of God but reveal their true nature through their actions. He also referenced 1 Timothy, chapter 6, verses 3 through 10, and Titus, chapter 1, verse 11, to emphasize the importance of godliness with contentment. Finally, Jared used Paul's opponents' level of argument to demonstrate his credentials as a Christian leader, including his Jewish and Christian heritage, his sufferings, and his compassionate concern for his people. The conversation ended with a prayer and a blessing.
In Christ, love ❤️ Jared W Campbell
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