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The Apostle Paul wrote to the Christians in Corinth that the hope of the gospel is like a “treasure we hold in clay jars.” This metaphor reminds us of how fragile life can be. We will take a close look at how God works through our frailty and suffering to accomplish His purpose in our lives. God’s treasure is carried in clay jars, reminds us that God’s beauty and power can show up in our brokenness and God’s hope transcends our physical lives.

Week 1 (4/16/23): 2 Corinthians 12:1–10

Lesson 1 | (PDF) God's Purpose In Our Weakness
Lesson 1 | (WORD) God's Purpose In Our Weakness
God’s power is made manifest through the weaknesses and inabilities of man.

Week 2 (4/23/23): 2 Corinthians 4:1–7

Lesson 2 | (PDF) Jars of Clay
Lesson 2 | (WORD) Jars of Clay
Christians can ﬁght discouragement because the treasure we carry is greater than the broken vessel we carry it in.

Week 3 (4/30/23): 2 Corinthians 5:1–10

Lesson 3 | (PDF) Future After Death
Lesson 3 | (WORD) Future After Death

The Christian can face the certainty of death with confidence in the new life with God that comes next.

Series Break | May 7th & 14th

Sunday, May 7th: Acts 11:1–30

(PDF) Antioch and the Gentiles
(WORD) Antioch and the Gentiles
All churches are to be engaged in the mission of taking the Great Commission to the nations.

Sunday, May 14th: Luke 1:26–38

(PDF) Mothers of the Faith
(WORD) Mothers of the Faith
All women have the chance to be mothers of the faith.

It's not easy to live a godly life in an increasingly godless society. An Old Testament hero named Daniel shows us that it can be done. He not only survived, but thrived, and impacted and entire empire while he was at it.

Week 1 (5/21/23): Daniel 1:1–21

(PDF) Boldly Faithful
(WORD) Boldly Faithful
When immersed in a culture that contradicted God’s commands, Daniel exhibited bold faithfulness.