Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In 2 Timothy 1, Paul writes to Timothy, urging him to remain steadfast in faith. Paul begins by expressing gratitude to God and recalling Timothy's sincere faith, passed down through his grandmother Lois and mother Eunice. Paul encourages Timothy to rekindle the spiritual gift given to him and not to be ashamed of the gospel or Paul's imprisonment. Instead, he should rely on God's power, hold fast to sound teaching, and be willing to suffer for the gospel. Let us gather as a family to reflect on how we can remain strong in our faith during trials.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Zephaniah 3 begins with a rebuke of Jerusalem, described as rebellious, defiled, and oppressive, with corrupt leaders and unfaithful prophets. Despite God's warnings, they remained unrepentant. The Lord promises to pour out His wrath on all nations, purifying the people to call upon His name. However, the chapter ends with a message of hope: God will restore a humble, righteous remnant and rejoice over them with gladness. Zion will be renewed, and shame will be replaced with praise. Let us gather as a family to meditate on God's justice, mercy, and His promise of future restoration for the faithful.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Zephaniah 2 urges the people of Judah to seek the Lord, righteousness, and humility before the day of His wrath arrives. Those who repent may be sheltered from the coming judgment. The chapter then shifts to pronouncing God's judgment on surrounding nations—Philistia, Moab, Ammon, Cush, and Assyria—due to their pride and arrogance. These nations, once powerful, will be reduced to ruins as a result of their defiance against God. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the importance of seeking humility and turning to God in repentance.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Zephaniah 1 warns of the approaching "Day of the Lord," a day of divine judgment. The prophet declares that God will sweep away everything from the land—humans, animals, and idols—due to Judah’s persistent idolatry and rebellion. Both the leaders and people will face destruction for their complacency and indifference toward God. The day is described as one of wrath, distress, and devastation. The entire land will be consumed by the fire of His jealousy. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the consequences of turning away from God and the call to repentance.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In 2 Peter 3, Peter addresses the skepticism of scoffers regarding Christ's return, reminding believers that God's timing is different from human timing. He urges patience, explaining that God is delaying the Day of the Lord to give people more time to repent. Peter vividly describes how the heavens and the earth will be destroyed by fire and calls believers to live in holiness and godliness as they await a new heaven and earth. Finally, Peter encourages them to remain steadfast in their faith. Let us gather as a family to reflect on God's promise and live in readiness for His return.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In 2 Peter 2, Peter warns believers about the rise of false teachers who will secretly introduce destructive heresies, denying the Master who bought them. He details how these false teachers will exploit others with deceptive words and face swift destruction. Using examples from the past (like the fallen angels and Sodom and Gomorrah), Peter emphasizes God's judgment on the wicked and His deliverance of the righteous. These false teachers are compared to irrational animals, destined for destruction, leading others astray with their greed and lust. Let us gather as a family to discern truth from deception and stand firm in God’s Word.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In 2 Peter 1, Peter encourages believers to grow in their faith, building upon qualities like virtue, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. He emphasizes that by cultivating these traits, they will be effective and fruitful in their knowledge of Jesus Christ. Peter reminds them of the divine promises and the certainty of God's Word, assuring them of their calling and election. He also highlights the reliability of the prophetic word, validated by personal witness and divine revelation. Let us gather as a family to reflect on how we can continually grow in our faith and trust in God’s promises.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In Habakkuk 3, the prophet offers a prayer of praise, reflecting on God's mighty works and His power over creation. He recalls God’s past deliverance of Israel and envisions Him as a warrior who defeats His enemies to save His people. Though he foresees hardship and barren times ahead, Habakkuk declares unwavering trust in God’s salvation, concluding with a declaration of joy in the Lord despite circumstances. Let us gather as a family to praise God’s faithfulness and trust in His power to carry us through difficult times.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In Habakkuk 2, the prophet waits for God’s response to his concerns. God answers, instructing him to write down the vision clearly so others can understand. God assures that justice will come in His timing and pronounces five woes against the Babylonians for their arrogance, greed, violence, and idolatry. Though it seems slow, God's plan will certainly come to pass. Let us gather as a family to reflect on God's assurance that justice will come and the importance of patiently trusting in His perfect timing.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In Habakkuk 1, the prophet cries out to God, questioning why He allows injustice, violence, and wickedness to prevail in Judah. God responds, revealing that He will raise up the Babylonians as His instrument of judgment. However, Habakkuk is troubled by the fact that a more wicked nation will be used to punish His people. This chapter reflects deep struggles with understanding God’s ways and justice. Let us gather as a family to explore how we can trust God's plans, even when we don't fully understand His methods.

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