So many lessons in today's passage including the fact that we are often attacked from an external force after we have attacked each other internally. This is illustrated by the people fighting against Moses because there was no water to drink. But GOD IS FAITHFUL and He took care of the problem. Then the battle with the Amelakites  started but God gave them the victory because GOD IS FAITHFUL.

Tonight, we walked through the experience of Moses sending 12 spies into the land that God said that He was giving them. 10 of the spies came back with a bad report which showed no faith in God at all but Caleb said "Let us go up at once..." Are you more like the 10 who lived in fear or Caleb who expressed great faith?

Why would Paul tell anyone to stay away from their brother or sister?  How long are we to stay away from them? What is purpose of staying away from them? And how is the church today opposite of the churches that Paul was writing to back then?

We often tell people to calm down, be still, have faith, etc. and then we are asked "Why?" Today, Paul says "Stand Firm" and we see 7 reasons why we should stand firm. 

Several descriptive phrases concerning false teachers.

Who are the two groups of people in this passage? What did God do differently to the second group that He did not do with the first group? How should we respond to that answer?  How should we respond to Bible verses that we do not like? These questions and more are answered today in this message.

Peter said that the preaching that they heard could be trusted because it came from men who were there with Jesus. Not fables or made up stories about a man named Jesus. They heard the voice of God on the mountain.  They saw Jesus teach, pray and do miracles. They saw it all. 

Paul gave us a lot to consider in the second chapter of 2 Thessalonians and today, we see the coming of our Lord, the gathering of the saints, and the day of the Lord being listed again. How do three actions or events work together? That and so much