In this thirteenth episode of the Peter Podcast Series, Andy and Wes talk about 2 Peter 2:1-22. They discuss the danger of false teachers, and what will happen to them as a result.

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Though Job may be a better man than we ever will be, we have a better hope than was revealed to him in Jesus, who died and lived again.

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In this twelfth episode of the Peter Podcast Series, Andy and Wes discuss 2 Peter 1:12-21. They talk about the certainty and trustworthiness of Scripture.

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The class works through Paul Tripp's book on marriage "What Did You Expect?". This class focuses on making a daily commitment within your marriage to regularly confess sins and repent.

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Job makes an increadible statement: "Though [God] slay me, yet I will trust in him." Our faith should similarly outlast tragedy and death.

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In Jobs third lament, it becomes clear that the pain of his trials is getting to him and he is starting to doubt the goodness of God.

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In this episode, Andy covers John Wycliffe (c1324-1384), the morning star of the Reformation. Wycliffe courageously stood against the false teachings of the infallibility of the Pope and transubstantiation. Wycliffe taught dominion founded on grace, the priesthood of all believers, the authority of scripture, and the importance of scripture translations in the common vernacular.

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Job moves from anger to despair about God as his legal adversary and his prosecutor in court and yearns for a mediator now found in Christ.

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