Pastor Josh here.
I would like to give you a preview of our Sunday morning service
on March 16th here at Middletown Baptist Church.
We're going to be continuing our study in Second Corinthians,
and we're going to be in Second Corinthians, chapter number
12.
Here in this passage of Scripture, we're going to look at
suffering for the Lord.
What does that what does that mean?
And so we're going to see the sufficiency of the Lord in the midst
of our suffering.
And so the idea would be that the inevitability of suffering is
a reality.
But we can understand God's grace and rest in God's grace and
realize that the grace of God is sufficient for everything in our
life.
It's sufficient for our suffering, it's sufficient for our
strength.
And ultimately we know that it's sufficient for our salvation,
the most important thing.
And so in 2 Corinthians, chapter 12, we're going to look at
Paul's eternal perspective.
We're going to look at Paul's prayer, we're going to look at the
Lord's response to that prayer, and we're going to look at
Paul's practice after that.
And so in the end of this passage of Scripture, we see in verse
9 of 2 Corinthians 12, God's response is that my grace is sufficient
for thee, for my strength is made perfect in weakness.
And so it'll be an interesting study, hopefully a helpful study
in the concept of dealing with our weaknesses, dealing with our
struggles, dealing with our pain, but seeing God's hand in that
and seeing God's strength and in the midst of our insufficiency.
So we are sufficient in Christ, and therefore we can understand
his power in our lives when we are weak.
And so I don't know if you're weak.
I don't know if you're going through a struggle right now.
The reality is that all of us are inadequate in the concept of
our lives.
But we do know that God is enough, and we're gonna talk about
that on Sunday.
So if you are able to be with us in person, be here at 10:30.
If not, we live stream on YouTube and Facebook and we will
replay this sermon on Sunday on this podcast channel on Monday
morning.
Well, God bless you.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
God bless.