How Looking at the Visible Helps Us to See the Invisibl...

How Looking at the Visible Helps Us to See the Invisible

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How Looking at the Visible Helps Us to See the Invisible

Reflecting upon Paul’s words from 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, author/pastor Matthew McCullough asks, “How do we see what is invisible more clearly than what’s so painfully visible?” As an answer, he offers the following:

Paul’s ...

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