2 Peter

From the series: Elijah

Discusses how God deals with evil, using Elijah's story from 1 Kings 21. It examines the nature of God's judgment, emphasizing His patience and purposefulness. Also addresses the misconceptions about God's character, highlighting His desire for repentance and transformation over punishment. It reflects on the significance of understanding divine judgment in the context of God's overall plan and character.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the theme of spiritual diligence in Christian life. It emphasizes the importance of active engagement in faith, avoiding extremes of mere ritual adherence and passive belief. It draws on 2 Peter 1, focusing on the need for moral excellence, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. It underscores the balance between faith in God's grace and personal responsibility in cultivating a fruitful, balanced spiritual life.

From the series: FAQs

Explores the reasons behind Jesus' incarnation, focusing on God's love and desire for a relationship with humanity. It discusses God's self-sufficiency, the significance of creation, and humanity's fall into sin. Emphasizes God's plan for redemption through Jesus' sacrifice, highlighting His grief over sin and His enduring love and patience, giving time for people to repent and turn to Him.

From the series: Believe

Emphasizing that when God speaks, life begins. It builds on the previous week's message about God's existence, exploring how God's Word, both in creation and the Bible, brings life and understanding to humanity.

If God made everything, did he make evil too? A clear answer to a hard question, and why evil is the absence of God rather than his creation.

How do you know the Bible is true? That is a great question, because it is the foundation from which you learn about the Lord. It's important. And the Bible, when you think about it, is a pretty…