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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”.

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”.

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”.

With so many voices seeking to influence, how do we know who to follow? The Bible warns against false teachers, but we can be easily deceived without discernment. Thankfully, 2 Peter 2:10-16 lays out for us the character of false teachers. Pastor Rich unpacks how effectively the passage describes lying voices around us today, and he warns us about the pitfalls we face when we entrust ourselves to lies.

With so many voices seeking to influence, how do we know who to follow? The Bible warns against false teachers, but we can be easily deceived without discernment. Thankfully, 2 Peter 2:10-16 lays out for us the character of false teachers. Pastor Rich unpacks how effectively the passage describes lying voices around us today, and he warns us about the pitfalls we face when we entrust ourselves to lies.

With so many voices seeking to influence, how do we know who to follow? The Bible warns against false teachers, but we can be easily deceived without discernment. Thankfully, 2 Peter 2:10-16 lays out for us the character of false teachers. Pastor Rich unpacks how effectively the passage describes lying voices around us today, and he warns us about the pitfalls we face when we entrust ourselves to lies.

With so many voices seeking to influence, how do we know who to follow? The Bible warns against false teachers, but we can be easily deceived without discernment. Thankfully, 2 Peter 2:10-16 lays out for us the character of false teachers. Pastor Rich unpacks how effectively the passage describes lying voices around us today, and he warns us about the pitfalls we face when we entrust ourselves to lies.

Because God is good, we can know with confidence that He will oppose evil. In 2 Peter 2:4-9, Peter warns that God will judge false teachers. How crucial it is that we guard against worldly ideologies! David Wells defines worldliness as a “system of values that displaces God and His truth from the world”, making “sin look normal and righteousness seem strange.” Embracing any way of thinking that distorts God’s Word is to choose a path that takes us away from our very lifeline, our source of life and meaning. It is no light matter to distort the beautiful gospel we've received. Let’s listen to this message titled: God’s Judgment on Lies.

Because God is good, we can know with confidence that He will oppose evil. In 2 Peter 2:4-9, Peter warns that God will judge false teachers. How crucial it is that we guard against worldly ideologies! David Wells defines worldliness as a “system of values that displaces God and His truth from the world”, making “sin look normal and righteousness seem strange.” Embracing any way of thinking that distorts God’s Word is to choose a path that takes us away from our very lifeline, our source of life and meaning. It is no light matter to distort the beautiful gospel we've received. Let’s listen to this message titled: God’s Judgment on Lies.

Because God is good, we can know with confidence that He will oppose evil. In 2 Peter 2:4-9, Peter warns that God will judge false teachers. How crucial it is that we guard against worldly ideologies! David Wells defines worldliness as a “system of values that displaces God and His truth from the world”, making “sin look normal and righteousness seem strange.” Embracing any way of thinking that distorts God’s Word is to choose a path that takes us away from our very lifeline, our source of life and meaning. It is no light matter to distort the beautiful gospel we've received. Let’s listen to this message titled: God’s Judgment on Lies.