This will be part two of a two part message in 2 Peter 3. In this message, we will learn about what kind of people we should be in light of the coming of the Lord..

This will be part one of a two part message in 2 Peter 3 where we will look at the reality of Christ return. We will learn about the attitude of non believers in the end times, why it seems like God is taking so long, and what we need to do to be ready for His return.

In this message Peter is considering the end of his life and so he reminds us of what Christ has done and encourages us to be prepared for the future.

We will start 1 Peter and learn about how God has set us apart for a "Living Hope."

In today’s message, we will see Jesus mishandled by the Roman and Jewish judicial system. In addition to this, we will see Peter fall. Our title is “Recipe for Disaster” as we will look at the steps that led to Peter's fall in hopes that we might learn from his mistakes and stand instead of fall.

This chapter really lays out the danger of false teachers. We will learn about the identifying characteristics of false teachers, the judgement of God for their sin, why they do what they do, the deception they are under and how to avoid being ensnared by them.

This chapter really lays out the danger of false teachers. We will learn about the identifying characteristics of false teachers, the judgement of God for their sin, why they do what they do, the deception they are under and how to avoid being ensnared by them.

In this message, we will learn about how we can become partakes of the divine nature of Christ through obedience to His word and will for our lives.

In this final chapter of Peters' epistle, written to persecuted saints he gives various exhortations to the church. This is a word to pastors, young people, all members of the body, those with anxieties, those dealing with warfare, and those who are suffering.

In this message, we will see the benefit Christian suffering and how it links us to Christ. We will also see that it’s better to suffer for being a Christian on earth than to suffer for being an unbeliever for eternity