Paul tells the Corinthians to regard apostles as servants of Christ and stewards of God’s mysteries. Faithfulness matters more than premature human judgment. He contrasts Corinthian self-satisfaction with the apostles’ suffering and urges the church to imitate his Christ-centered example as he prepares to address arrogant troublemakers.
Paul tells the Corinthians to regard apostles as servants of Christ and stewards of God’s mysteries. Faithfulness matters more than premature human judgment. He contrasts Corinthian self-satisfaction with the apostles’ suffering and urges the church to imitate his Christ-centered example as he prepares to address arrogant troublemakers.
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