Brian Reynolds 
No, that isn’t a typo in the title. Just because it is customary to capitalize every major word in a title, doesn’t mean I’ll dignify the “god of this world” with a capital “G,” even if it winds up anti-grammatic. … Read more
When confronted with an accusation or some kind of slight, do we faint, or do we faint not? I know I’ve never fainted before, so that must mean I’m good, right? Tons of people don’t faint. Unfortunately, Paul isn’t talking … Read more
How many different sermons have you ever heard talking about being changed from glory to glory? Personally, I’ve heard a bunch. Many of them have come to different conclusions to what the Holy Ghost is trying to say to us … Read more
The Lord is that Spirit Paul makes repeated reference to, through the earlier verses in this chapter. Sometimes through Paul’s writings, you need to look back to what he’s already written, in order to understand what he’s talking about ahead. … Read more
Sometimes the Lord allows us to go through a few things in order for our eyes to be opened to who he really is, what he really desires for our lives, and where we fit, according to his plan. The … Read more
Well, we’ve previously talked about blinded minds, but what about veiled hearts? The Holy Ghost is trying to point something out to us through the Apostle Paul, about what the difference is between the two. Here’s the scripture: 2 Corinthians … Read more
A spiritual breach is physical weirdness, and our relationship with the Lord will determine how we respond to such a thing. Christians should never expect that it will happen at a time of our choosing, or when we feel as … Read more
Due to the fact that it’s been awhile (too long in my opinion), let’s take a moment to recap where we’re at in this chapter. The last post covered verses 7-9. In these, Paul gives us a quick run down … Read more
What is the Bible talking about when mentioning the ministration of righteousness, or the ministration of death? See the scriptures below to see what I’m asking about. 7 But if the ministration of death, written and engraven in stones, was … Read more
4 And such trust have we through Christ to God-ward: 5 Not that we are sufficient of ourselves to think anything as of ourselves; but our sufficiency is of God; 6 Who also hath made us able ministers of the … Read more
When it comes down to being known by people (whether they be family, friends, or acquaintances), what kind of testimony are you leaving behind with them? Who is being put on display? Christ, or the person that should’ve been crucified … Read more
Scripture tells us that all spiritual blessings are awaiting us in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. This has led me into a revelation that came, while I was writing a work for someone recently, being based along this theme. I’d … Read more
Hi all, I’ve been reduced to writing this quick post in an extremely basic editor, as I’ve been having issues with the editor for my page. For whatever the reason, everything I type into it gets removed without explanation. I’m … Read more
We are always in the sight of God. No matter what we do, he knows it. No matter what we ever say, we’re being held accountable. However, there are some people out there who enjoy corrupting the Word of the … Read more
There’s a spiritual sense that we give off as Christians, that can cause people to get a certain type of feeling toward us (depending on those who are sensing). This might seem strange, but just think about it for a … Read more
When God Opens doors do we recognize it, or do we assume it as a stroke of luck, our own ingenuity, or just the way things happen? This is the topic that will be the major focus on this study … Read more
What did Paul mean, when he wrote that he forgave “in the person of Christ?” Also, how does Satan gain an advantage over us? What’s he talking about? Let’s find out!
Another new year ahead! What ever happened to 2018? Has the Lord been incrementally speeding up time for some reason?
Knowing that this holiday has turned into the celebration of the exchange of stuff, perhaps it should behoove us, to remember what we are celebrating on this day.
In first part of this study into 2 Corinthians 2 called: “Smoothing things Over,” we made reference to the fact that Paul was writing to the Corinthians as a response to the corrections made by the church, after receiving his … Read more
Smoothing things over with someone doesn’t always take a lot of effort, but at times require us to swallow some pride. In the first few verses of chapter two of Second Corinthians, the apostle Paul is smoothing things over with … Read more
It’s been a while since I released my last post, and I wanted to shoot out a quick message to let you know, that I’m still here. I’ve been trying to figure out how to say this without sounding like … Read more
In these closing few verses of the first chapter, Paul is writing to the Corinthians of his reasoning behind not coming to them. In chapter two he continues on, telling them that he’d rather not arrive in a manner that … Read more
When we think of gifts, it’s almost an instant reaction to think about the gifts of the Spirit. But I would argue that the promised gifts from God listed in 2 Corinthians 1:21 are more meaningful, and are also eternal. … Read more
What is the power of prayer? Not a bad question to ask, right? We should all understand that there is a power in prayer, but what is that power? The quick answer: The Lord fulfilling his end of his own … Read more
