What makes a faithful minister of the gospel? In 2 Corinthians 10:7–18, the apostle Paul challenges the Corinthians—and us—not to measure leaders by talent, charisma, or comparisons, but by their faithfulness to Christ. In this message, we explore the faulty measuring sticks we often use, the true marks of a good minister, and how every believer is called to live as a servant of Christ.

Listen in and be encouraged to boast only in the Lord, who builds His church through weak but willing servants.

In a world filled with distractions and uncertainty, Joshua 23 reminds us of the importance of staying spiritually awake. It’s a call to resist complacency, to stand firm in truth, and to keep our hearts anchored in hope. Rather than living in fear, we are urged to remain alert so that we can faithfully follow Christ and be ready for the opportunities He sets before us.

The gospel changes the way we use power. We use it to bring glory and honor to Christ, not to ourselves.

1. The gospel frees you to live with otherworldly gentleness (1–2).
2. The gospel empowers you with otherworldly strength (3–4b).
3. The gospel compels you to total obedience (4c–6).

Look at John the Baptist's example in John 3 to see how humility increases joy!

God has given us immeasurable grace to help us grow in humility through the disciplines of grace.

Why is humility important, and how do we grow in it?

Jesus came to give us joy, and joy is a massive piece of the Christian life. Follow along as we see how Christianity is all about joy!

Sanctification is both an extraordinary and normal thing. It is extraordinary because God has to be involved, but it is supposed to be normal since Jesus demands it. Follow along as we look at this concept together from God's word!