In 2 Peter 1-12-21, Peter responds to the allegation that the Gospel is a myth by urging believers to pursue genuine certainty in their faith, which cannot be separated from the certainty found in God's Word.

Psalm 68 is a hymn of victory, looking back on the journey from Sinai, celebrating God's salvation, and looking forward to victory and peace to come for the people among whom God dwells.

Psalm 68 is a hymn of victory, looking back on the journey from Sinai, celebrating God's salvation, and looking forward to victory and peace to come for the people among whom God dwells.

In 2 Peter 1-5-11, Peter exhorts believers to press on to spiritual maturity in every aspect of their lives.

Psalm 67 is a missionary psalm in which the psalmist prays for God's rich blessing to shine on His people so that they may spread the message of the Lord's great salvation throughout the earth.

Psalm 67 is a missionary psalm in which the psalmist prays for God's rich blessing to shine on His people so that they may spread the message of the Lord's great salvation throughout the earth.

In 2 Peter 1-3-4, Peter launches into the message that his troubled fellow Christians need to hear by reminding them of the Gospel and how it accomplishes its work in the life of the believer.

Psalm 66 dwells on the theme of witness, offering a song of worship that includes the believers' testimony about God to others.

Psalm 66 dwells on the theme of witness, offering a song of worship that includes the believers' testimony about God to others.

In 2 Peter 1-1-2, Peter stresses the importance of certainty in the Christian life, desiring to ensure that the faith his readers had received was the genuine article and not a fake substitute.