The New American Commentary on 2 Corinthians gives a clear exposition of Paul's most personal letter, and the themes it is built on are the ones readers find hardest to receive: suffering, reconciliation, and strength found in weakness.

David Garland unpacks Paul's defense of his apostolic ministry, his theology of suffering and comfort, and his call for generosity and genuine Christian living. Exegetical and theological exposition in equal measure, with the preacher in view throughout.