Walking In Faith with Pastor Rob Curington

The alliances of the Corinthian Church were tarnishing the testimony of the Church and its members and muted the ministry of reconciliation entrusted to them.

Paul is giving the Corinthians the Big Picture: God is doing a wonderful, mighty work in reconciling the World to Himself and we are called to join Him.

Human dignity is derived from God. It is God who assigned value to Man.

Paul is giving the Corinthians the Big Picture – God is doing a wonderful, might work in reconciling the World to Himself and we are called to join Him.

Death is man’s most feared enemy and is the most effective weapon against boldly serving God as Paul does. In today’s passage Paul continues to share his motivation in serving God in the face of death, as well as, gi

Christmas is a time that people look for hope. So much energy is exerted to portray hope, happiness, peace, and tranquility in movies, commercials, greeting cards, and other media. Unfortunately, the purpose of Christmas

In the midst of searching for the “perfect” Christmas gift it is important that only one Gift was truly needed.

Now, that the Corinthians understand the source of Paul’s boldness and confidence, he now moves to the question of how do we harmonize the never-ending threat of death facing Paul with the ministry of the Spirit?

Paul does not lose heart even in the midst of sufferings and conflicts for he knows that as a minister of the New Covenant his success is guaranteed!

In 2 Corinthians Chapter 3 we find the he glorious ministry of the Spirit is Paul’s confidence and reason for his boldness. Paul’s legitimacy is based on his being a minister of the New Covenant.

The Corinthians are Paul’s proof of God’s hand on his ministry. They are impressed on Paul’s heart and mind. They cannot question his legitimacy without bringing into question their own.

This passage gives us a snapshot of Paul’s heart after he had written the severe letter to the Corinthian Church. He is anxiously waiting for Titus who delivered the letter praying for a good report.

Way too often we seek to terminate relationships (the source of pain/disputes) too quickly thinking that is easier. Confrontation is never fun, but it is a sign of love and obedience.

Paul’s change in travel plans brought into questions his sincerity and integrity. Is he a man of his word? Is he indecisive? Does he truly care about them? In our passage today, Paul gives his response to the negative

Some may view suffering as a result of sin or bad deeds as in one will reap what you sow. We avoid suffering as much as possible. Yet, today we will find Paul has something else to say about suffering that is totally dif

An overview of Paul’s fourth letter to the Church of Corinthian. Not only is this letter a great encouragement to those who are undergoing suffering, it also is an encouragement to those in ministry as Paul defends his

In The Return of the King, we discover that Jesus’ return will be different from his first as he returns in righteousness to reward the faithful and to judge the wicked!

Do the signs of Matthew 24 pertain to the impending destruction of Jerusalem, or do they depict conditions near the end of time? Pastor Rob explores the prophecies Jesus gave to his disciples in this podcast.

Pastor Rob continues the exploration of Matthew Chapter 24 to help understand the meaning behind Jesus’ foretelling of the fall of the temple in Jerusalem and the “Abomination of Desolation.”

Pastor Rob explores the meaning of Jesus’ declarations in Matthew Chapter 24 as he proclaims to his disciples the things to come before his second coming.

What is God interested in? In this episode, Pastor Rob discusses the three pillars of faith that God works to foster in Believers in order to establish Kingdom Values.