If we want our bodies to be healthy we need to eat a well-balanced diet. And it's the same with our spiritual lives, if we want to be spiritually healthy we need a good spiritual diet. When we feed our spirit we experience a true life of fulfillment in Christ. So how do we feed our spirit?

If we want our bodies to be healthy we need to eat a well-balanced diet. And it's the same with our spiritual lives, if we want to be spiritually healthy we need a good spiritual diet. When we feed our spirit we experience a true life of fulfillment in Christ. So how do we feed our spirit?

While we don’t know when Jesus will return, He instructed His followers to be ready for that day. But what does it mean to be ready? Peter gives us helpful guidelines for how to live in readiness for the return of Jesus.

"What's taking so long?" It's a phrase we've all uttered in moments of impatience. It's also something we've probably wondered when it comes to the Return of Jesus..."When is He coming back? What's taking so long?” But 2 Peter explains that the delay in Jesus’ return is a demonstration of His patience, not His absence.

Freedom is a great slogan. After all, who doesn’t want more freedom? Freedom for the oppressed is what is behind most social justice causes. But not all freedom is genuine. What’s the difference between true and false freedom?

Reading the news these days can be discouraging as our culture seems to be turning further and further away from God. But even in a "post-Christian” society, Christians have good reason to stay hopeful.

The Bible repeatedly warns us about the danger of false teachers, but how can we know when someone is one? Are there tell-tale characteristics which help us discern between true and false teachers?

So much has been shaken by the events of 2020, how do we stand firm in our faith in the midst of adversity? Is standing firm about our determination and willpower, or is it about something much more reliable?

Our spiritual lives have either positive or negative momentum. We’re either growing in our love for God, or we’re drifting away from Him. As we continue looking at 2 Peter, we find some helpful insights on what helps you develop a positive spiritual momentum — and what hinders it.

Many of us think that we're simply passive recipients of God's promises, but Peter exhorts us to "make every effort to respond to God's promises." What does it look like to respond to God's promises?