Godly maturity requires responsibility
When parents are raising young children, do they hope their kids remain the same all their lives, or do they hope they mature into adults who take on responsibility? The apostle Paul hopes for the same thing for the Corinthian church! Join us this weekend as we look at how maturity comes with responsibility in 2 Corinthians 11.
Nathan T. White
Teaching Pastor
nwhite@communityfellowship.comNathan is a teaching pastor at CFC, responsible for weekend service teaching, primarily for the Chestnut Hill location. He is passionate about preaching from the word of God in a way that is tangible and applicable to everyday life. Nathan spent six years as a student pastor in Springfield, Missouri, until he and his wife and daughter, Erica and Winnie, moved to Lancaster in 2024. He holds a Master of Divinity from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In his free time, Nathan enjoys time with family, board game nights with friends, and of course great food.
You need the authority of Jesus in your life
Give like God
True generosity comes from the grace of God
Deep and Full Relationships include correction
The Grace That Saves Us Also Claims Us
Who you are and what you do is based on who He is and what He’s done
Look to Eternity. Live for Christ.
Don’t lose heart in your ministry
Depend on the Spirit
God wants you to be smelly
The Lord wants us to grow through confrontation and restoration
Godly Maturity in Criticism
