Delight in Grace

But the day of the Lord will come like a thief, and then the heavens will pass away with a roar, and the heavenly bodies will be burned up and dissolved, and the earth and the works that are done on it will be exposed. That is 2 Peter 3:10 and the key text for today’s message. A verse like this might seem terrifying, but it isn’t if you have been reconciled with God. It isn’t if you are clothed in the righteousness of Jesus. It isn’t if God the Father has adopted you as His child. In this message titled “The Judgment of God” , Pastor Rich walks through what God’s Word tells us about the coming return of Jesus. Let’s Listen in.

Perhaps you have heard the expression, “Don’t be so heavenly minded, that you are of no earthly good,” but a heart set on a biblical view of God is free and burning to love and serve others with abandon, just as the Lord Jesus did. A heart fixed on God is free to take risks to benefit others and glorify Him, no longer ruled by the drive for self-protection and self-preeminence. In 2 Peter 3:4-9, the apostle describes the character of God, calling His people to remember and reflect on who He is so that God can transform their hearts. Let’s listen to this message titled The Character of God

Perhaps you have heard the expression, “Don’t be so heavenly minded, that you are of no earthly good,” but a heart set on a biblical view of God is free and burning to love and serve others with abandon, just as the Lord Jesus did. A heart fixed on God is free to take risks to benefit others and glorify Him, no longer ruled by the drive for self-protection and self-preeminence. In 2 Peter 3:4-9, the apostle describes the character of God, calling His people to remember and reflect on who He is so that God can transform their hearts. Let’s listen to this message titled The Character of God

Perhaps you have heard the expression, “Don’t be so heavenly minded, that you are of no earthly good,” but a heart set on a biblical view of God is free and burning to love and serve others with abandon, just as the Lord Jesus did. A heart fixed on God is free to take risks to benefit others and glorify Him, no longer ruled by the drive for self-protection and self-preeminence. In 2 Peter 3:4-9, the apostle describes the character of God, calling His people to remember and reflect on who He is so that God can transform their hearts. Let’s listen to this message titled The Character of God

Perhaps you have heard the expression, “Don’t be so heavenly minded, that you are of no earthly good,” but a heart set on a biblical view of God is free and burning to love and serve others with abandon, just as the Lord Jesus did. A heart fixed on God is free to take risks to benefit others and glorify Him, no longer ruled by the drive for self-protection and self-preeminence. In 2 Peter 3:4-9, the apostle describes the character of God, calling His people to remember and reflect on who He is so that God can transform their hearts. Let’s listen to this message titled The Character of God

In 2 Peter 3:1-2, the apostle says he is writing the letter to stir up their sincere minds by way of reminder, that they should “remember the predictions of the holy prophets and the commandment of the Lord and Savior” Peter’s plea to God’s people is that they will remember. Why? God transforms human hearts through the continual encounter with the truth of His Word. Setting our hearts on what God has done through His Son, Jesus, and what He will do in the days to come will transform the way we view every challenge, every victory, and all the moments in between. Let’s listen to this message titled The Revelation of God.

In 2 Peter 3:1-2, the apostle says he is writing the letter to stir up their sincere minds by way of reminder, that they should “remember the predictions of the holy prophets and the commandment of the Lord and Savior” Peter’s plea to God’s people is that they will remember. Why? God transforms human hearts through the continual encounter with the truth of His Word. Setting our hearts on what God has done through His Son, Jesus, and what He will do in the days to come will transform the way we view every challenge, every victory, and all the moments in between. Let’s listen to this message titled The Revelation of God.

In 2 Peter 3:1-2, the apostle says he is writing the letter to stir up their sincere minds by way of reminder, that they should “remember the predictions of the holy prophets and the commandment of the Lord and Savior” Peter’s plea to God’s people is that they will remember. Why? God transforms human hearts through the continual encounter with the truth of His Word. Setting our hearts on what God has done through His Son, Jesus, and what He will do in the days to come will transform the way we view every challenge, every victory, and all the moments in between. Let’s listen to this message titled The Revelation of God.

In 2 Peter 3:1-2, the apostle says he is writing the letter to stir up their sincere minds by way of reminder, that they should “remember the predictions of the holy prophets and the commandment of the Lord and Savior” Peter’s plea to God’s people is that they will remember. Why? God transforms human hearts through the continual encounter with the truth of His Word. Setting our hearts on what God has done through His Son, Jesus, and what He will do in the days to come will transform the way we view every challenge, every victory, and all the moments in between. Let’s listen to this message titled The Revelation of God.

The Nature of LiarsAfter making some rather provocative statements, Jesus asked His disciples if they would turn from Him. Afterall, many in the crowd did. It was Peter who answered, “To whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life!” Decades after that moment, Peter writes his second letter to believers, warning them about the dangers of listening to false teachers, teachers leading men and women away from the One with the words of eternal life, Jesus of Nazareth. What motivates false teachers to push people from Christ and why are many enticed by their teachings? From our text, 2 Peter 2:17-22, Pastor Rich shares a message titled “The Nature of Liars”.