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Paul warns of false teachers and apostles

Paul is talking about giving to help others

Paul is dealing with a problematic church that has fallen prey to false teachers. He has a lot of criticism towards them but he also looks at them with deep joy in his heart.

Paul talks in 2.Corinthians about being unequally yoked together with unbelievers. What does he mean? Can we be friends with unbelievers or should we remove ourselves from this world?

Comment on 2. Corinthians

Commentary on 2 Cor. 6

Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new 2.Cor.5v.17

Looking at our heavenly home and the judgement seat of Christ where will be rewarded for our walk with God whilst here on earth.

Commentary on 2. Corinthians chapter 4

Commentary on 2.Cor. 3

The apostle Paul looks at the Victory Parades which were quite common in the Roman Empire. Whenever a people was conquered the victorious legion would march into the city back home celebrating their victory with incense and great fanfare. Prisoners of war of the conquered people would be part of the parade. Some were to be killed at the end of the parade and other were set free and allowed to go home as free citizens. Paul uses this as an analogy for the Gospel. Some people get a scent of their freedom others sense their own condemnation.

The fallen brother to be returned

Looking at Paul's foiled plans as he intended but did not visit the Corinthians after he had sent them his first letter.

Bible commentary of one the epistles which are often forgotten and rarely preached upon.

Commentary on the 2 letter to the Corinthians - a book in the Bible which has been overlooked too often.

Eine Bibellesung von der 1545 Luther Bibel

A lot of people would say that faith is just something very uncertain and reject the idea of seeking God. Wilhelm Busch explores this question.

Wilhelm Busch was a minister in one of the roughest areas in Germany before, during and after WW2. Several times he got arrested by the Nazi's as he made a stand for Christ and did not hold back. During his life he has had a lot of encounters with people who had nothing but the most severe criticism for Christianity. Busch makes a big point in his talk that faith of a real Christian is both private and public at the same time.

Book reading from the book Jesus our Destiny. The book contains talks, sermons and stories by Wilhelm Busch.

Wilhelm Busch was vocal minister working in the mining community of Essen. His illustrations of life are down to earth. He is keen to not miss an opportunity to illustrate the message of the Gospel through various life events he is coming across in his community. Busch became a Christian during the first World War and was imprisoned several times in the Nazi era on account of his faith and outspoken stand for Christ.

Story of the Tower of the tower of Babel and what it has to do with you and me in in the 21st century.

Talk by Pastor Wilhelm Busch - Audiobook

Pastor Busch addresses the question of whether we can talk to God. Pastor Busch came to faith on the frontline during World War 1 and was a Pastor during the Nazi era. He was persecuted and arrested several times by the Nazis for his outspokenness and stance for Christ.