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Paul continues to selflessly call the Corinthians to repentance as he longs for the church to walk in purity and unity.

Paul addresses his opponents to point them away from themselves about toward boasting in their weakness and thus pointing to Jesus.

Paul points to Jesus and defends his apostleship and the Gospel against the false teachers attempting to mislead the Corinthians.

Paul invites the Corinthians to cheerfully and generously give their resources, as an overflow of God’s grace in their lives.

Paul continues to defend his ministry while encouraging the Corinthians believers to pursue service, holiness, and repentance.

Paul encourages the Corinthian believers with the hope of their future glorified bodies and their call to be ministers and ambassadors of reconciliation.

In order to not lose heart, Paul highlights the privilege of ministry, God’s empowerment for ministry, and the importance of keeping an eternal perspective.

Paul explains the glory of the old covenant and the surpassing glory of the new covenant, along with how Christ unveils human hearts so that they see God’s glory and grow in sanctification.

Paul calls the Corinthians to rely on the truth of the Gospel so that their lives reflect God’s character, especially his forgiveness and faithfulness.