Today believers face an ever increasing paganizing of society. This can produce a vexation-a state of being annoyed, frustrated, or worried. But God has provided the mechanics for dealing with this vexation. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:7-9.

God will always judge sin and and unrighteousness. Peter shows this in God's judgment of Sodom and Gomorra just as he showed God's judgment of the fallen angels. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:6.

False teachers make merchandise out of those who will listen to their damnable heresies. Yet, God will judge false teachers and false prophets. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:3-5.

Since the beginning of time there have been false teachers who contradict the facts of God with their own self-willed opinions. What Lucifer started in heaven has continued on earth even in those who are to teach the very words of God the believers. Find out more about the destruction of truth in this lesson from 2 Peter 2:1-2.

While it is imperative to understand and make personal application of Scripture there can be a real danger in privatizing Scripture. Yet, this is one of the more common problems affecting Christians today. Find out more about privatizing Scripture in this lesson from 2 Peter 1:19-21.

The divine nature of Christ became visible in front of Peter, James, and John on the Mount of Transfiguration. in explaining the significance of that event Peter attempts to help believers understand how we can become partakers in the divine nature. Find out more in this lesson from 2nd Peter 1:17-18.

The principles of spiritual maturity by which the believer develops partnership in God's very nature are truth, not fable. Find out more about utilizing the principles explained by Peter in this lesson from 2 Peter 1:15-16.

Apparently Peter believed in the old adage, "Repetition brings retention" as he states his intention to constantly remind believers of principles that the believer is to develop in his spiritual life and growth. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 1:12-14 about Peter's mission while he remains in his earthly body.

In salvation the object of our faith is Jesus Christ. In living the Christian Life the object of our faith is the teachings of Jesus Christ and the enablement of the Holy Spirit. Find out more about faith and its resultant work in this lesson from 2 Peter 1:10-11.

The true intent of Christmas is the celebration of the Christ being incarnated and dwelling among us. Find out more about the virgin born Christ through the names recorded by the prophet Isaiah in this lesson from Isaiah 9:6-7.