This episode wraps up season 6 and 2 Peter with a strong call to continue to live in a disciplined way that focuses on the gospel and not potential teachings that might sound good but are destructive. 

This episode begins chapter 3 and Peter's call to remember the teachings of Christ. This is essential in a time when doubters will try to convince those of faith that they believe in vain. 

This section continues on the description of false teachers and their approach to weaker Christians who are seeking relief from the often troubling  experiences of a Christ-follower.

Peter begins chapter two with a discussion of the coming of false teachers in the church, the main departure of their teaching being their denial of Jesus.

This episode gets into the details of the source of Peter's message and why it can be trusted. 

As we kick off this book/letter, we discuss some issues pertaining to the reception of the letter. Peter claims God's divine power is given to the Christian and the response to such a gift ultimately determines how the gospel changes the life of the believer. 

This season finale wraps up 1 Peter as he addresses the need for leaders to lead, and the church to follow, with humility and affection in accordance with the life and actions of Jesus.

This section reveals Peter's understanding of how God uses suffering in the life of the Christian to reveal the true nature of God and the value of the gospel.

This section explores the comparison between the work and suffering Jesus versus the indulgence of the "pagan" libertines seeking their own pleasure who are undisturbed by the future judgment of God.

Peter begins to conclude his letter to the Diaspora (scattered Christians across the Empire) focusing the proper perspective and response to suffering in a world that is against the teachings of Jesus.