THE THINGS WE MUST NEVER FORGET: LIFE LESSONS FROM SECOND PETER - People have different views on baptism, the Lord’s Supper, Calvinists and Arminians, pre-millennialism and post. But Peter isn’t thinking about those kinds of ideas when he warns about twisting Scriptures to our destruction as we see in our passage of study. He means specifically blotting out the doctrine of God’s wrath against sin. Once you do that, you destroy yourself.

LOVING GOD WITH YOUR MIND - For most of us, there is a need to remember that no spiritual discipline is immediately attractive to our fallen and still earth-bound senses. You will always be tired when you set your mind to study the Scriptures or something will need doing just when church is on. Have you noticed how much sicker and fatigued people have to be to stay home from work or the cottage than to stay home from church? Today we continue our discussion on the gift of regeneration and how spiritual discipline is grown.

THE THINGS WE MUST NEVER FORGET: LIFE LESSONS FROM SECOND PETER - As Christians, we can go about our day working in offices, driving our cars, investing money and washing our clothes, but ultimately, what thoughts fixate our minds? Do we focus on The Second Coming at all or are we more consumed by fleeting ideas and temporal things. In this passage, Peter asks, what does life seem boring without?

LOVING GOD WITH YOUR MIND - Satan doesn’t have to remove the Word of God or going to church in our lives, he just has to place competing loves in our life to render our mind immune to spiritual transformation. Being asked to deny Jesus is something as Christians we'd see coming, but if it's when the Holy Spirit is talking to us about our perfectly legitimate interests that are turning our hearts from the Lord, we feel prudish and legalistic to ourselves and others if we listen to Jesus in those instances. Remember, there are no legitimate loves once Jesus Christ isn’t supreme.

THE THINGS WE MUST NEVER FORGET: LIFE LESSONS FROM SECOND PETER - As Christians, we can go about our day working in offices, driving our cars, investing money and washing our clothes, but ultimately, what thoughts fixate our minds? Do we focus on The Second Coming at all or are we more consumed by fleeting ideas and temporal things. In this passage, Peter asks, what does life seem boring without?

LOVING GOD WITH YOUR MIND - We've been looking at the difference between the spiritual and natural state of people and how truth effects their lives. We've learned that in the natural state, we may be able to comprehend truth, but not move the truth into the actions of our lives. In this message, we look at how the Holy Spirit makes the truth be moved into action in our everyday.

THE THINGS WE MUST NEVER FORGET: LIFE LESSONS FROM SECOND PETER - Why do we feel there is a delay in the Second Coming of Christ? The Lord doesn't look at time the same as us, nor does He count the speed of His return any more valuable if it means less repentant sinners could be saved. In this message, we will discuss God's timing versus our timing in situations.

LOVING GOD WITH YOUR MIND - The majority of us can make careful, intelligent plans that work and organize our lives around logical thoughts, but do we listen to the Holy Spirit when he approaches us about ways to spiritually transform our lives? In this message, we explore Jesus' reaction to those who ignore the call for spiritual transformation in their lives.

THE THINGS WE MUST NEVER FORGET: LIFE LESSONS FROM SECOND PETER - Peter assures the churches with the hope of the Second Coming of Jesus and helps them to have confidence that one day the mockers will be judged and silenced and those who let God's will go before their own can expect a place prepared for them by God Himself in glory.

LOVING GOD WITH YOUR MIND - What is the difference, in this present life, between a saved person and an unsaved person? There are those who aren't Christian who are kind, upstanding citizens, they don't cheat on their spouse or their taxes and genuinely care for others. In fact, sometimes there are those who are unsaved who are sweeter than those professing Christianity. In this message, we explore what really makes the difference in this present life as a Christian.