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How Bad Are They? (2 Peter 2:10-11) part 1
2 Peter 2 gives a description of the false teachers. It’s almost as if Peter were living today and describing some of the men and women we know who are manipulating scripture, maligning Christ, and mangling the church for their own purposes.
Qué Tan Malos Son? (2 Pedro 2: 10-11) Parte 1
2 Pedro 2 da una descripción de los falsos maestros. Es casi como si Peter viviera hoy y describiera a algunos de los hombres y mujeres que conocemos que están manipulando las Escrituras, deshonrando a Cristo y destrozando la iglesia para sus propios fines.
Parenting without Fear
If you make parenting decisions based on the things you are afraid will happen, you are basically saying you do not trust in God’s sovereign control over every situation. Biblical hope is to look forward with confidence to that which is good and beneficial.
A Royal Pardon (Luke 23 33-38)
Pastor Philip will take us straight to the cross (Luke 23:33-38), looking at Christ’s heart of forgiveness in the face of His enemies. How do we live out forgiveness toward those who have opposed or even harmed us? Come learn from our Savior who was beaten, mocked, and murdered, and yet did not open His mouth, but instead willingly laid down His life for sinners!
Stop Judging Me (2 Peter 2:4-10a (part 3)
Peter wants his believing readers to know that not only is judgment coming, but also that God Himself will protect his precious children in the midst of His judgment of the rebellious false teachers and immoral non-Christians around them. God always has His remnant, and His people will always know His grace, mercy, and love.
Deja De Juzgarme ( 2 Pedro 2: 4-10a) (parte 3)
Peter quiere que sus lectores creyentes sepan que no solo viene el juicio, sino que Dios mismo protegerá a sus preciosos hijos en medio de su juicio sobre los falsos maestros rebeldes y los no cristianos inmorales que los rodean. Dios siempre tiene su remanente, y su pueblo siempre conocerá su gracia, misericordia y amor.
The Diagnosis and Cure for Anxiety (Matthew 6:19-34)
looking at Christ’s HEART toward it through His words in Matthew 6. With a culture plagued by fear and anxiety, what comfort, help, and exhortation would Jesus give us to understand and deal with this issue more biblically?
Stop Judging Me (2 Peter 2:4-10a (part 2)
In 2 Peter we study the seriousness of judgment and the desperate need for salvation, which are highlighted as we see two more manifestations of God’s wrath. Our world has softened God and sought to blur our understanding of who He really is by removing judgment, denying wrath, and ignoring His justice. Peter brings a proper view of the one true God right back into focus.
Deja De Juzgarme ( 2 Pedro 2: 4-10a) (parte 2)
En 2 Pedro estudiamos la seriedad del juicio y la necesidad desesperada de salvación, que se destacan cuando vemos dos manifestaciones más de la ira de Dios. Nuestro mundo ha ablandado a Dios y ha tratado de desdibujar nuestra comprensión de quién es Él realmente al eliminar el juicio, negar la ira e ignorar su justicia. Peter vuelve a enfocar una visión adecuada del único Dios verdadero.
The Tools of Discipline
Discipline is a tool of training. Training is the most important thing you do as a mom. It is a privilege we have to train our kids to deny themselves and follow Jesus.
Christ’s Heart on Preferences (Matthew 7:1-6)
Don’t miss out on the chance to hear Jesus’ perspective on this sometimes sticky subject!
Stop Judging Me 2 Peter 2:4-10a (part 1)
Peter gives his readers three examples of judgment from the PAST to prove that judgment will be certainly coming to the false teachers in the FUTURE. Peter describes God’s judgment of His own special servants: HIS ANGELS. Fallen angels attacked, sought to corrupt, and went beyond the barriers God set for them. Because of these things, they were dramatically judged by God in the past as proof that He will judge evil false teachers in the future.