2 Corinthians

The Second Letter to the Corinthians is Paul’s most intensely personal and emotional letter, written to follow up on the first letter and defend his apostolic authority, which had been challenged by false teachers in Corinth. Paul shares openly about the extreme suffering he has endured for the sake of the Gospel, arguing that his weakness and humility actually demonstrate God's power working through him. The letter also addresses the collection of financial gifts for the struggling Christians in Jerusalem. Paul passionately urges the Corinthians to complete their repentance, practice generous giving, and reconcile fully with him. The book serves as a powerful defense of authentic Christian leadership, highlighting the importance of integrity, endurance, and comfort.