The final Sunday of the year invites reflection: what’s changed, what hasn’t, what we hoped would be different by now, and what we’re still waiting on.

In this message from 2 Peter 3, we look beyond the first Advent, when Christ came in humility, to the last Advent, when Christ will return in glory. Peter speaks to believers living in the in-between; between promise fulfilled and promise still coming; addressing doubt, delay, and the question so many still ask: “Where is the promise of His coming?”

What looks like delay is not failure, but mercy. God’s patience is salvation, inviting repentance, holiness, and hope as we wait for the day when God finishes what He started and brings about new heavens and a new earth where righteousness dwells.

This sermon calls us to live faithfully in the present because our future is secure—to wait, not with anxiety, but with hope.

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