Calvary Prineville

Pastor Ryan teaches on how the Law shows man the need for Christ. Paul wrote to correct the views of the churches of Galatia and show them life in the grace of God.

Pastor Ryan teaches on Paul's letter to the Galatians in keeping the Church from the Judaizer theology that was creeping in. Paul uses three ways to draw the Church back: he indites them, interrogates them, and illustrates to them.

Paul writes to the Galatians in defense of the Gospel. Pastor Ryan teaches on the heart of Paul toward the Church and his defense of the Gospel against the Judaizers' theology. Paul makes three points on the Gospel: it is approved by the Apostles, attacked by the enemy, and applied by Paul personally

Pastor Ryan introduces Paul's overall purpose of writing to the Galatians. Paul desired to bring them back to the simplicity of the Gospel. Paul shows three things: his concern for the Galatians, God's curse on those who change the Gospel, and his call to ministry.

Pastor Ryan makes an introduction to the book of Galatians as well as teaching on Paul's greeting.

As Paul has made boastings and defended his ministry, he then moves into his concern for the Church in Corinth. Desiring to see this Church become more like Jesus and return to the simplicity of the Gospel, Paul expresses now the depth of his heart towards those believers. Going through this passage we see three points: the signs of ministry, sacrifice of ministry, and the seriousness of ministry.

Paul has been giving a defense of his ministry. In this passage Paul continues to boast about his ministry through visions and the thorn he bares. Pastor Ryan hits three key points in this study: the vision, the thorn, and the lesson

Paul continues to write to the Corinthians and moves from talking about false apostles to the sufferings he went through as an apostle. In this passage Paul brings about the things he can boast about in order to win back the Church and reiterate the simplicity of the Gospel. Pastor Ryan teaches on three things in this passage: Paul's enemies, Paul's qualifications, and Paul's boasting.

After defending his ministry, Paul then continues to speak on the measures he took for the love he had of the Church at Corinth. Paul's jealousy, concern, service, and warning are all apparent in this part of his letter.

2 Corinthians 10 moves forward the defense of Paul's ministry, but as we look deeper into the study we see that Paul expresses a check in our personal relationship with God, and our relationships with others. Pastor Ryan continues the teaching of ministry, but with the focus of dying to self glorification. Three things are worth noting: not judging by the outward appearance, not comparing ourselve...

Paul continues his letter to the Corinthians in defending his apostleship and ministry. Pastor Ryan speaks on Paul defending his ministry because of the Gospel's sake. Two points are made: Paul defending his ministry and describing our war.

Paul encourages the Corinthian Church to support and help the Church in Jerusalem. He continues as he expresses the joy in giving. Pastor Ryan teaches on three key points: the Corinthians' commitment, the proper way to give, and the benefits to giving.

As he writes, Paul establishes the ministry of Titus because of doubt and drama in the Corinthian Church. We see his heart for the brethren in Corinth as he sends Titus to them. Pastor Ryan teaches on three things: Paul's recommendations, Paul's desire, Paul's request.

Paul continues in his letter to the Corinthians about the importance of giving. Pastor Ryan expounds on this thought and the responsibility and the joy of giving.

As Pastor Ryan continues in Paul's letter to the Corinthians he teaches about God's comfort in the midst of trials. Ryan teaches on God's comfort demonstrated in three ways: comfort of real ministry, comfort of a real touch of God, and the comfort of real repentance.

Paul continues his letter to the Corinthians as he pours his heart toward the Church. Because of problems, Paul writes to fix them and clarify any confusion of his motives. Pastor Ryan teaches on three things on this passage: the Corinthians' relationship to Paul, the Corinthians' relationship to the World, the Corinthians' relationship to God.

Pastor Ryan continues his teaching in 2 Corinthians with Paul's heart and passion for ministry. As Paul writes he shares three things: his heart for the lost, his heart for the Church to finish well, and his heart to grow.

Pastor Ryan Couch continues in the book of 2 Corinthians and teaches on the ministry of a believer. Paul discusses the ways in which the Church's gifts should be used. Our perspective, our position, and our purpose are what are talked about in this teaching

Pastor Ryan continues in 2 Corinthians with Paul's defense, and with his defense was able to share the purpose of ministry. Paul proclaims five things that motivate his ministry: an eternal perspective, goal of pleasing God, the judgment seat of Christ, terror/fear of the Lord, and the love of Christ.

Paul continues in his letter with ministry in mind. Pastor Ryan expounds greatly the truth of having a heavenly mindset when in ministry. Paul's desire, confidence, and aim in ministry will be discussed.

Pastor Ryan again teaches on 2 Corinthians in the ministry of the Church. Paul wrote to correct the problems this Church was facing and guide them in ministry to each other and others around them. Ryan teaches on three things of ministry: the benefits, the right perspective, the proper vision.

Pastor Ryan continues in Paul's second letter to the Corinthians. Paul wrote to explain ministry and what it's supposed to be like serving in ministry to the Lord.

Pastor Ryan Couch teaches from 2 Corinthians, a letter written by Paul to the Church in Corinth. Paul writes to the Church in restoring his ministry and authority.

Ryan Couch ventures again in Paul's letter to Corinth in his defense of his ministry against false teachers. Paul brings about five contrasts: his credentials written on hearts not paper, our sufficiency is in Christ not our ability, lasting glory not fading glory, open access not closed doors, and freedom not bondage.

Pastor Ryan continues in the second letter to the Corinthians by Paul and his defense. Paul continues in writing his reason why he didn't visit them. Paul teaches two things: restoration and his experience in revelation.