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 ...
In 2 Peter 3:1-7, Peter addresses scoffers who mock the delay of Christ’s return by reminding believers that God has always kept His promises throughout history. Just as God judged the world through Noah’s flood, He will return to judge again, thi...
In a world full of confusion and false promises, Peter warns against voices that seem refreshing but leave us empty. True freedom isn’t found in self-serving desires but in knowing Christ and living as his people. Rooted in Scripture and guided by...
This sermon examines 2 Peter 2:10b-16, where Peter describes false teachers as blots and blemishes who are arrogant, greedy, and motivated by selfish gain. Using the example of Balaam, Peter shows how these teachers abandon the right path to pursu...
Peter uses three powerful Old Testament examples of fallen angels, Noah’s flood, and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah to demonstrate that God’s perfect justice and perfect mercy work together throughout history. Through these stories of both ...
This sermon explores 2 Peter 2:1-3 and Peter’s warning about false teachers who work from within the church, using the Trojan horse as an illustration of how enemies can appear as gifts while bringing destruction. The message calls believers to kn...
