Author: FEFC Pastor
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2 Peter 3:14-18 Growing in Jesus 6/30/24
Embrace God’s plan. Summarizing his earlier point, Peter points out that Jesus hasn’t yet returned because God’s plan calls for time so that many throughout the ages will be saved (including you and I!). We “wait” because God’s plan is best and merciful and gracious.
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2 Peter 3:8-13 What Are We Waiting For 6/23/24
We wait for God’s perfect timing. What seems like a “delay” to us is actually intentionally planned by the Lord. Jesus has not yet come back because the Lord is giving the blessing of time to all who will trust in Christ. His timeline is not our own and that is actually great news!
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2 Peter 3:1-7 His Words Endure 6/16/24
When mockers mock, they forget. Mockers make a very wrong assumption when they look at the world and conclude that God won’t keep his promises: the very world we see is what God has created. God has acted in the past, we have every reason to believe his promises for the future.
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2 Peter 2:17-22 What Do They Deliver? 6/9/2024
Peter has addressed the problems of false teachers and their ways, now he clarifies the specific dangers.
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June 2, 2024 Worship Service
Christ calls his people to not only know about truth, but also to example it in our lives. Our words and actions should reflect the integrity of our Savior.
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2 Peter 2:4-10a The Judge Who Rescues 5/19/2024
The God who judges and rescues. Using three examples from Genesis, Peter shows how the God of the universe is both the rightful judge of everyone and everything, and also how he rescues his people from the judgment that we deserve.
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2 Peter 2:1-3 False Teaching Will End 5/12/24
What a false teacher does. Peter points out three main indicators of a false teacher (= a false prophet): they are secretive in their mission of undermining God’s truth, they bring in division against what the scriptures teach, and they deny or minimize Jesus.
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May 5, 2024 Worship Service
Christ is not a myth. Just as in our day, there were folks in Peter’s era trying to downplay or deny who Christ is and what he has accomplished. To combat this, Peter refers to his own experience: at the transfiguration, he saw Jesus in his glory. Peter beheld his Savior and King in a way that was undeniable, and which was confirmed by the voice of the Father from heaven. So, when Peter speaks of Christ, of turning to him and awaiting his return, Peter speaks truth.
