Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2021)
The Spirit Is Working; 2 Corinthians 1-3
Season 11, Episode 15
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19-Nov-2021
Paul wrote a second letter to the Church at Corinth not long after his first one. Since Paul had spent nearly 18 months in Corinth building the Church, he spoke openly about sin and conflicts within the Church. 2 Corinthians 3 is a great teaching about the Holy Spirit working in us, and between us, to set up the Church as the living, breathing body of Christ in our world. This is important because many people have felt that the Church is more of a culture than a Person: Jesus Christ. Jesus called the Holy Spirit the promise of the Father in heaven. It was Jesus Christ who caused that promise to be fulfilled. The Holy Spirit is alive and well right now!
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