Dr. Crane shows through his story of Ruth 2 how God is faithful to reward those who put their trust and faith in him, especially when the prospect of doing so may seem risky.

Dr. Crane shows through his study of Ruth 1 that even when we make questionable decisions and experience bitter circumstances, we can still have a sense of hope as we wait for the Lord, and remain loyal and encouraging to each other.

Dr. Crane introduces the book of Ruth by placing it in the history of the book of Judges, and introducing us to the main characters, and how God works out his purposes through their lives.

Dr. Crane shows how Peter responded to those who scoffed at the idea of Jesus' coming by affirming that God is sovereign, timeless, patient, merciful, and just. Therefore we should live lives of holiness and godliness as we wait for the Day of the Lord.

Dr. Crane helps believers to recognize the danger of false teachers, through their teaching and their lifestyles. They are headed to judgment, but there is rescue for the righteous.

Dr. Crane shows how the authority of Scripture is shown through eyewitness testimony, prophetic fulfillment, and the confirmation of the Holy Spirit. We can trust the reliability of God's Word.

Dr. Crane begins a four part look at the book of 2 Peter by looking at how one's salvation is sustained by God's power, seen in Christian character, and honored by abundant reward.

Dr. Crane shares Peter's closing salutation, encouraging believers to stand firm for the gospel, remember their identity in Christ, and rest in the promise of the coming peace of God.

Dr. Crane reminds us that Christians have a spiritual adversary who wants to destroy us. Believers must recognize the danger, resist his methods, and rely on God to resist his attacks.

Jakob King speaks about the three times that Peter unlocked the gospel: to the Jews, to the Samaritans, and to the Gentiles. He reminds us how important it is for us to make sure we aren't locking others out of the gospel through our speech or actions.