2 Corinthians 10-11 Q&A with Tim Rowe

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2 Corinthians 10-11 Q&A with Tim Rowe
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“Why should we be ok with Paul going directly from persecuting Christians to being an authority in the church? Today, wouldn’t we want people to go through in period of continual repentance before being appointed to leadership?”

“I wonder if 10:4-6 implies we should learn good arguments to resist those who oppose God? And in v6 how they are punishing disobedience, when their obedience is complete?”

“If there is no middle ground in the gospel, what does it mean when we say some issues are not salvation issues?”

“What is Paul saying in verse 11:14? What is he referring to?”

“Why are they called super-apostles? Is Paul being sarcastic?”

“How can we discern between suffering for the gospel which is good, and suffering that is unhelpful/futile e.g. should I try to get out of suffering that I feel pulls me away from Christ?”

“If Paul boasts in his weakness and suffering, should we seek out suffering for ourselves?”

“Is the boasting in weakness we see in the passage after the shift in 11v23 still foolish? And how does that relate to 12v9-11?”

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Simon Sheely

Simon did his traineeship at CBS before studying at Moore College.  He will return to pastor the Unichurch congregation.  Having lived in one of the colleges while studying, he is well equipped to minister to the residents at the university.  He is married to Ange.

Ross Ireland

Ross did his traineeship at CBS before studying at Moore College.  He will return to be the dedicated evangelist on the team and will also serve the wider ministry enabling communication between students, grads, and supporters.  He is married to Lilian and has three children.

Talar Khatchoyan

Talar graduated Moore College in 2018 and has served at Yagoona Anglican and Naremburn/Cammeray Anglican Church.

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Jerome was born in Malaysia, grew up in the US and spent time in Egypt. Having come to faith as a postgraduate student at uni, he loves the opportunities that uni life opens up to encountering Jesus. He is super keen to help everyone at uni, particularly postgrads and academics, find true meaning and life in Jesus. He loves spending time with his family, outdoor activities, and engaging in thought provoking conversations.

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