2 Corinthians: The Glories and Responsibilities of Christian Service

by Geoffrey W. Grogan

The second letter to the Corinthians is Paul's personal appeal to the church he founded in Corinth, a church influenced against Paul by false prophets. In describing the type of Church Leader that is pleasing to God, Paul reveals more about himself than in any other of his writings. It is as if we can see into his soul as he lovingly points out the faulty attitudes of the church at Corinth.In addition to guidance on leadership and on other subjects he also wrote about Christian giving. Paul was eager for the church to participate in the relief fund he was putting together for poor believers in Jerusalem. His rulings on these matters need to be applied to today's church. Geoffrey Grogan is also the author of in the Focus on the Bible commentary series.

336 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 1969

Reviews

[Joshua · Rating 4 out of 5]

Grogan is a competent writer and writes pastorally. Unlike some theological commentaries, this book is written to the accessible by the layman. He covers the key issues within 2 Cor, and the pace of the book is well suited to laymen.