Having experienced a divine salvation, Jonah is now a changed man. Or is he? Either way, God works through Jonah’s ironic message to save an unexpected people. We explore this in Jonah 3:1-5.

In Jonah 1:4-16 the irony of Jonah’s behavior compared to the pagan sailors displays the upside-down Kingdom of God, that the least-expected are welcome and often become worshippers of God.

As we close out 2 Peter the author closes his letter by reminding us to always be on guard for those who twist the truth of the Scripture, and more importantly to make it our ambition to grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus.

Jesus Christ will surely return again some day in the future exactly when God plans it. His return will mean both horrible judgement and wonderful salvation. He tarries now so that more will put their trust in Him. In this message from 2 Peter 3:1-13 we explore the various views on the End Times and how we can be encouraged in the truth.

False teachers are an enemy of true followers of Jesus because, like Balaam, they lead others into the destruction of their faith along with their own. In this message we explore this for our own day through 2 Peter 2:10b-22.

The gospel of Jesus Christ and the Scriptures are no mere human production but are divinely delivered words from God Almighty. We should give ourselves to the study of His Word, not conspiracies. We explore this in 2 Peter 16-21.

The events of January 6th, 2021 at the United States Capitol left an immense impression on all Americans. The particular displays of Christian faith show a dark and idolatrous reality of "Christian Nationalism." In this message we use 2 Peter 1:3-15 to see the way to defeat the nearsightedness of Christian Nationalism and all idolatry is by making every effort to practice the qualities that faith in Jesus Christ brings.