In *2 Corinthians 4:7–15*, Paul reveals that God places His priceless treasure in fragile clay jars—ordinary people—so His power, not ours, is seen. Though afflicted and weak, we’re never abandoned. Through suffering, the life of Jesus shines in us, spreading grace and thanksgiving to God’s glory. Our weakness becomes the vessel of His strength.

This exegetical study of 2 Corinthians 4:1–6 explores how God’s mercy sustains ministry, the call to integrity in truth, the reality of spiritual blindness, the centrality of Christ’s lordship, and the transforming light of God’s glory revealed in Jesus Christ. Through divine illumination, believers reflect His light to a dark world.

This study explores 2 Corinthians 3:4–6, revealing how true confidence and adequacy come from God, not ourselves. Paul contrasts the old covenant of the letter that kills with the new covenant of the Spirit that gives life. Believers are called to serve as Spirit-empowered ministers of the new covenant through Christ.