As Peter wraps up his second letter, he gives a respectful nod towards the work Paul has been doing amongst the Churches.

Rather than stand idle or speculate on Jesus' return, Peter urges God's people to build The Kingdom.

Peter reminds his readers of the return of Christ being guaranteed, not something to be mocked.

Peter asks the real questions in this passage: why would you ever follow someone who is only out to deceive and manipulate you?

Peter makes more comments on the tendencies of false teachers so the Churches can better know what to look for as they build God's Kingdom.

Peter points out examples of how God judges sinners from the Old Testament, demonstrating how false teachers are no exception to God's justice.

Peter admits that false teachers are nothing new, and he teaches the Church about their path of inevitable destruction.

Peter affirms his credentials by sharing what he, James, and John saw take place on a mountain in Israel when they were with Jesus.

Jesus has revealed to Peter that his death is coming soon, so Peter takes advantage of the time left to preach the Gospel and encourage other Believers.

Instead of sitting back and relaxing in our faith, Peter urges Christians to live their faith in Jesus out in daily life.