Sermons on 2 Corinthians (Page 5)

Who Are You?

According to God’s Word, how does God see you? What’s your self-identity? How do you view yourself? Maybe your viewpoint needs healing?

Christ Took Your Cross

December 6, 2015
Drew Segawa
Atonement, Crucifixion, God's Love, Grace, Jesus' Cross, Jesus' Crucifixion, Jesus' Sacrifice, Mercy, Salvation, Substitutionary Atonement
1 John, 1 Peter, 2 Corinthians, Daniel, Exodus, Hebrews, Isaiah, Leviticus, Mark, Revelation

The Bible teaches of a Substitutionary Atonement. Barabbas was one curious character in the Bible to receive it. His name means son of a father, and we find that he has many similarities to us all. In an interesting way, Barabbas embodies the person who was replaced as Christ died in his place. In short,…

Giving to God

September 6, 2015
Drew Segawa
Faith, Giving
1 Corinthians, 1 John, 2 Corinthians, John, Mark, Matthew, Philippians, Romans

Have you ever been manipulated to give to God? How should we give to God? Does the Bible say anything about how not to give to God? Listen in to find out!

In Christ: Learning to Live in our New Nature – part 3

March 8, 2015
Drew Segawa
Forgiveness, Forgiving Others, Grace, Love, New Nature, Old Nature, Spiritual Growth, Spiritual Maturity
2 Corinthians, Colossians, Ephesians, Romans

As Christians who have been born again, we cannot live in our old nature, for that way is dead. Christians now have a new nature, which is in Christ. We must learn to live in this new nature so that it’s possible for us to give godly grace, forgiveness, love and mercy to others. The butterfly can serve as an illustration for us, as a butterfly has a new nature and can never go back to living in its old nature, as a caterpillar. Everything’s new, including its food source, way of eating, its mobility and its appearance among many other things.

Satan’s Schemes: Unforgiveness – part 1

February 22, 2015
Drew Segawa
Bitterness, Forgiveness, Forgiving Others, Grace, Spiritual Growth, Spiritual Maturity, Unforgiveness
2 Corinthians

Bitterness is bondage, but forgiveness is freeing! One of Satan’s schemes that he uses constantly and effectively against all Christians is unforgiveness. Why?! Because it works! Life is too short to stay selfish and to stay stuck in pride! Christian, you must study these spiritual war tactics and strategies that Satan has already been using in your life. Forgiveness is the way of Jesus Christ, but unforgiveness is the way of Satan. Will you choose to follow Satan or Jesus Christ?! Choose the freedom of forgiveness through Jesus Christ and finally break free from the bondage of bitterness and unforgiveness!