King's Chapel Sermon Podcast

A study of the eternal security found in Christ, and God’s working in preserving His people.

A study on what it looks to have a heart for giving joyfully and faithfully.

A study of suffering and the sovereignty of God through looking at Job.

A study of Proverbs 3, on what it means to trust in God.

Message from Lou Giampaglia on June 30, 2013

Peter turns his attention to the “beloved” and reminds them that, in spite of scoffers who live lustfully and mock the truth, Christians are to be diligent and live their lives in light of the reality that Christ will return and judge the world.

2 Peter 2:10b-22: Peter continues by describing the characteristics of the false prophets and teachers.

Peter gives warning that there will be false teachers and prophets among them who are neglecting the truth of Scripture and are bringing destructive heresies, sensuality and greed.

The greatest treasure that you will ever receive, apart from your salvation, is the Scriptures, which is a lamp in a dark place.

As Peter approaches his own martyrdom he is resolved in reminding us to continue to press onward and grow in our faith so that we can be assured of our calling and election.