2021

Grimmond speaks on generosity, why we find it challenging, and that God will provide us in our needs from 2 Corinthians 8:1-15. He reminds his listeners that the opportunity to be generous is an enormous privledge.

Grimmond expounds 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1. He challenges the audience to consider if there are ways in their lives that they have bound themselves to aspects of unbelievers lives. He shows that God's presence preceeds holiness, and what it means to flee from sin.

Grimmond expounds 2 Corinthians 3:1-18. He focuses on transforming people's lives in the mundane of life. Grimmond reminds listeners that they do not have control over the transformation of people's lives, which is the most important part of their ministry.

Grimmond speaks on 2 Corinthians 8:16-9:5. He explores the emotional and relational pressure Paul places on the Corinthians. Grimmond shows that keeping your word is fundamental to being a believer. He argues that obeying Jesus is a matter of honour or shame, and thus not keeping promises would be shameful.

Grimmond looks at the context of 2 Corinthians 1:11-2:17, and challenges his listeners to always ask the right questions of a text. He examines Paul's motives for writing, and his love for the Corinthians. Grimmond highlights that Paul is the sent apostle to the gentiles.

Grimmond speaks on comfort from 2 Corinthians 1:1-11. He explores the fears that Paul faced and that it was/is better to trust God, because death is not the end. Grimmond shows that true comfort is found in God, and that a godly life will involve suffering.

Grimmond speaks on 2 Corinthians 6:1-13. He explores what is happening in the letter, including whether the Corinthians will stick with Paul or turn to super-apostles. He explores Paul's defence, and what Paul delights in.

Grimmond speaks on how we defend the gospel from 2 Corinthians 5:16-21. He explores Paul's transparency with the Corinthians, including where he outlines his motivations for living out the gospel, and that this is for the Corinthian's benefit. Love people because Christ has loved the world. Grimmond shows that Christ is the one who reconciles, and that to find life in the service of Jesus is to find life. He reminds them that they are ambassadors for Christ.

Grimmond speaks on seeking our help from The Lord from Psalm 121. He explores God's character and commitment, and reminds his listeners that God loves us. Grimmond shows that God is always with us, that nothing can separate us from God and that everything belongs to God.

Grimmond speaks on 2 Corinthians 5:1-10, that the unseen things are eternal. He explores the removal of death and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Grimmond stresses that the coming of the Spirit is the downpayment that this tent is not our home, and our motivation should be to please Christ.