However, this morning, what I really want you to see is how Moses’ parents passed on a heritage of faith to their son. I want to share with you two principles about faith that we see in this passage, and one application that will enable you as well to pass on a heritage of faith.

Are you found in Him? Are you found in Jesus? This morning, I want to provide you with three things you must do in order to be found in Him when He returns.

This morning, I want to share with you three things about how you ought to live in light of eternity in order to help you to see that there is a better way.

This morning, I want to look closer at God’s Merciful Will, because the day of the Lord is coming, and God always keeps His promises. He is always on time… His time.

This morning, as we look at verses 1-7 of 2 Peter 3, I want you to see clearly Peter’s call for all believers to remember the basics of their faith.

This morning, I want you to see why it’s so dangerous to follow false teachers. I want you to truly understand that there is truth, that sometimes is painful to hear, and then there is false teaching that is meant to enslave you with its grand claims and treats of fancy. I want you to see why it’s dangerous so you know how to deal with it.

So how can we recognize them? How can we recognize false teachers and teaching? Well in chapter 2 of 2 Peter, he answers that question for us as he tells us what to watch out for, and what, instead, to turn toward.

Today, as we look deeper into 2 Peter 1:8-15, I want to look at the differences between life and death, spiritually speaking, in order to understand the importance of thriving in your Christian walk.

Today, as we look deeper into 2 Peter 1:8-15, I want to look at the differences between life and death, spiritually speaking, in order to understand the importance of thriving in your Christian walk.