Discover many aspects of grace and personal development though this verse-by-verse study with a detailed analysis of the promises of God through the exchange of Jesus Christ on the Cross.

II Corinthians is Paul’s follow-up letter to the church that had so many problems. Discover many aspects of grace and personal development though this verse-by-verse study with a detailed analysis of the promises of God through the exchange of Jesus Christ on the Cross. Special attention is given to “Paul’s thorn.” You will gain an insight that few people ever discover about experiencing God’s grace.

Introduction

Your decision to take the II Corinthians class will be an investment in your life skills as well as an eye opener in the ministry. Paul addresses sin issues and personal issues that are difficult at best and also models how to handle these tough life questions.

You will see how to communicate love and how to wait for the right time to communicate. You will see the heart of a leader who seeing all their sin addresses them as the sanctified of the Lord. You will begin to value yourself and others in the light of God’s unconditional love.

Let this class be a life journey for you, grasp its concepts make them your own.

Class Requirements

The instructor will be using the King James Version during the course instruction.

Required Reading

1. Read I Corinthians in the New International Version (NIV).

Tests

This course has a total of five tests. Take each test at the appropriate time as indicated in the Sessions.

Taking tests

1. Do not open the test until you are ready to take the test.
2. Take each test in one uninterrupted sitting.
3. Immediately upon completing the exam your answers will be forwarded to DCBC automatically for grading. Once grading has been completed, you will be notified that the results have been posted for your review. Warning: the test will need to be taken in one sitting.

Homework Assignments

Take notes during the class instruction and discussion. Complete any assignments given in course sections at the end of the scheduled class and/or by the instructor. Review your notes and clean them up or fill them in. For the most effective use of the study guides, do not fill them in as you are listening to the class. Instead, use the study guides provided to review each class.

Each class builds on the previous class information and your personal experience with the information will grow exponentially as you methodically work through this material. This personal information is a prerequisite for the next class. Don’t cheat yourself!

NOTE

The Study Guide documents are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print. If you require the reader software, it can be downloaded for free from Adobe at: https://get.adobe.com/reader/.

• Before starting this course you must complete the required prerequisite course: BS 111 First Corinthians