Paul's Second Letter to Corinth

Delve into the complexities of the Corinthian church with this insightful exploration of 1 Corinthians, a powerful letter penned by the Apostle Paul. Professor Wright expertly unpacks Paul's pastoral approach to navigating misunderstandings and challenging assumptions within his ministry.

This course examines Paul's bold and sincere defense of his apostleship and ministry following a difficult visit to Corinth. Discover how practical challenges in church ministry and mission created periods of hardship for Paul, and how God ultimately brought renewal from these struggles.

You'll gain a deep understanding of Paul's influential theology of weakness, a concept that highlights God's strength and sufficiency in the face of adversity. This course is particularly relevant for today's followers of Jesus, offering a timely examination of the enduring themes within the Biblical story of God's unwavering love for his people.

Explore God's intentions for the Church as a Messiah-shaped family, emphasizing the importance of rebuke and forgiveness, grief and joy, and suffering and comfort within community. Professor Wright skillfully connects Paul’s vision of apostleship to the transformative power of Jesus’ death and resurrection, providing a framework for recognizing God's active work in your own life and the world around you. Learn how to identify God's purposes in establishing a community rooted in faith and resilience.