Paul writes a second letter to the church in Corinth. He spent significant time there because God told him to build a gathering of believers, here, in the moral cesspool of the Roman Empire. Paul explains that in his first letter to them he was strict not for his own sake, but for theirs. Paul’s desire was that
the church in Corinth become a model for other churches. More importantly, Paul wanted the church to reflect the Kingdom of God. He tells them he may have hurt them with what he said, but he did not intend to; he wanted to help them. In 2 Corinthians, Paul explains on a more personal level, what God wants the Corinthian believers to change. This is key: God always tells the truth because He is the Truth. Because He cares, there will be times when the truth hurts, because God intends it to change how we act and react. How we react can develop all kinds of problems if we do not have the correct attitude of Christ in our hearts. The Bible reminds us over and again that when we hear and apply the Word in our lives, we gain an extra measure of God’s grace in our hearts and minds.

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