21 Christ's Power in our Weakness 2 Corinthians 12'1-10
October 12, 2025
John Owen Butler
Discover the paradox of true strength in “Christ’s Power in Our Weakness” from 2 Corinthians 12:1–10. This sermon explores Paul’s thorn in the flesh, God’s purpose in suffering, and Christ’s all-sufficient grace. Learn how weakness becomes the stage for Christ’s power, how His grace sustains us in affliction, and how believers can find joy and strength in humble dependence on Him. A message of hope for the weary, encouragement for the suffering, and a call to glory in the cross where divine power is made perfect in human frailty. AM Sermon, 12 October 2025, Lebanon Presbyterian Church (PCA), Abbeville County, South Carolina, USA
Episode Notes
Christ’s power, weakness, grace, sufficiency, Paul’s thorn, boasting in weakness, humility, strength through weakness, 2 Corinthians 12:1–10, visions and revelations, third heaven, paradise, messenger of Satan, divine providence, suffering, sanctification, endurance, contentment, God’s sovereignty, Christ’s strength, thorn in the flesh, boasting in Christ, grace in suffering, paradox of the gospel, power perfected in weakness, cross of Christ, crown of thorns, prayer for deliverance, submission to God’s will, dependence on Christ, ministry in weakness, Christ’s sufficiency, perseverance, faith in affliction, glory of God in frailty, power of Christ resting on believers
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