This Sunday we will be exploring Romans 7 and looking at the "wretched man." Who is depicted in this chapter? Is it an unsaved man, a Christian, a carnal Christian, a mature Christian? How does this text apply to us.

Let's explor what the disciples may have meant by thinking they saw a "ghost" walking on the water in Matthew and Mark's gospel.

Peter calls the believers to live a holy life because the God they serve is holy. What does it mean to live a holy life? What does that look like?

Peter lets these persecuted believers know that they are soon to receive grace when the Lord returns in glory.

Peter lets these persecuted believers know that they are soon to receive grace when the Lord returns in glory.

When you see the word angel in Scripture do you understand what it is referring to? It may not mean what you think.

Peter encourages the suffering believers by having them focus on their eternal salvation. A salvation that was promised in the Tanakh.

For the first time we find that the readers of Peter's first letter are suffering for their faith. How are they to rejoice when they when they are grieving from their suffering?

To me this is an ungetoverable verse on God's sovereign election. But I found a video that claims to De-Calvinize this verse. Does he or is it truly ungetoverable? You decide.

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