We want to experience God ’s miracles, yet most of life is regular and typical. So how do we magnify into the ordinary?

Peter begins by explaining that the truth he taught was based on what he saw as an eye witness and scriptures. He then warns us about false teachers. He describes them in four ways.

Peter begins the letter with a challenge to know God and live divine. Jump in as we see a small picture of what that can mean.

Who is this man named Simon renamed Peter by Jesus? What do the gospels tell us about this man who authored 2nd Peter? How should our story mirror his?

In Luke 1:46, Mary stated that her soul magnified the Lord. For this new year, 2020, I am suggesting that MAGNIFY should be our theme as a church. Using Psalm 34 as our example. Join me in Magnify the Lord together.

Can God’s promises function in our disfunction? We will use Issac’s sons to help answer the question.

We go back to the promises and covenant by God in Genesis 17. There Abram's name was changed to Abraham, the "father of many nations." We look at the end of his life and the truth of this promise. The big question is, are you a Son of Abraham.

Abraham's servant experiences the steadfast love of God as he seeks a wife for Isaac.

Sarah dies at 127 years. Her and Abraham probably shared 100 years together. What can we learn from a grave plot and God’s promises about how we should invest in eternal promises