Confidence in a ministry hinges on respect for the minister. Few people understood this truth better than the Apostle Paul. In the latter half (chapters 8 to 13) of his second letter to the Corinthian Christians, he spells out the crucial importance of ministering in a way that fosters trust.

By using his own life as an example, he gives us more than an unforgettable autobiography—he gives us a model worth emulating.

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