Peter reminds us about the mindset and focus that Christians should have as we live in the light of His imminent return.The post Waiting for the Lord’s Return (2 Peter 3:8 -13) first appeared on The Oasis.

Peter reminds us of how vital it is to maintain a clear head, especially in the last days. There is so much that can potentially clutter our minds and distract us from what is really valuable.The post The Importance of Thinking Clearly (2 Peter 3:1-7) first appeared on The Oasis.

Peter provides a graphic picture of lives who seek a substitute for Jesus Christ. he alone can satisfy and bring fulfillment into our lives. Life apart from Jesus Christ will lead to emptiness no matter how much we do.The post Substitutes Won’t Satisfy (2 Peter 2:1 – 22) first appeared on The Oasis.

Peter wants those who read this letter to be reassured because spiritual growth will require sacrifice; a sacrifice that will only be sustained by one’s strong personal convictions.The post Peter’s Testimony (2 Peter 1:16 – 21) first appeared on The Oasis.

Peter continues to inspire and instruct his readers concerning their spiritual growth and gives the greatest motivations and encouragement to do so found anywhere in scripture.The post The Motivations of Spiritual Growth (2 Peter 1 : 10 – 15) first appeared on The Oasis.

Peter continues to inspire and instruct us on the subject of our spiritual growth. He reminds us that this diligent pursuit should be the priority of every Christan.The post The Goal of Our Spiritual Growth (2 Peter 1:5-9) first appeared on The Oasis.

Peter explains the necessity for spiritual growth and encourages believers to do so reminding each of us off all the resources God has given us to reach our potential in Christ.The post Resources To Grow (2 Peter 1:1-4) first appeared on The Oasis.

Habakkuk, God’s prophet, goes on a personal journey of faith which begins with wrestling with God and ends with worshiping God.The post Rising Above The Circumstances (Habakkuk 3:18-19) first appeared on The Oasis.

Paul has talked about the damage of negative influences but here he reminds us about the power of positive spiritual influences in our lives and what that life looks like.The post The Priorities of a Life That Inspires Others (1 Timothy 4:11-16) first appeared on The Oasis.

The church must be made up of people who are willing to take personal responsibility for their spiritual health and fitness. These are also those who have once and for all settled who God is in their life and what part He will play.The post The Importance of Settled Convictions (1 Timothy 4: 6 -10) first appeared on The Oasis.