This sermon explores Psalm 122, a Song of Ascent that captures the joy of pilgrimage to Jerusalem and connects with our Advent longing for Christ’s coming. The congregation will be challenged to find joy in worship, build unified community, pray for God’s peace, and make personal commitments to work for the good of God’s people during this season of anticipation.
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In his final words before execution, Peter challenges believers to guard their spiritual inheritance against subtle deception and to actively grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ. This sermon concludes our 12-week journey through 2 Peter by...
Peter’s final letter challenges believers to live with eternal perspective, recognizing that this world is temporary while God’s new creation will last forever. The passage emphasizes that Christians can actively participate in hastening Christ’s ...
This sermon explores 2 Peter 3:8-10, where Peter addresses complaints about the apparent delay in Jesus’ return. The message shows how God’s eternal perspective on time differs from our human impatience, and how His delay is actually motivated by ...
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