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On February 7, Pastor Ken teaches from the end of Second Peter, on

Hope – Part 2 – 2 Peter 3:10-18 – Three Irrefutable Facts (of coming days):

1. an inevitable conclusion (2 Peter 3:10-12)
2. a firm hope (2 Peter 3:13)
3. a personal responsibility (2 Peter 3:14-18)

On January 31, Pastor Ken teaches on the hope we find in 2 Peter 3, as he shares these five reminders...

1. Reminder #1 – “beloved” – a reminder of position (2 Peter 3:1)
2. Reminder #2 – the reliability of the Holy Scriptures. (2 Peter 3:2)
3. Reminder #3 – the unreliability of man’s wisdom (2 Peter 3:3-4)
4. Reminder #4 – God’s history and divine plan (2 Peter 3:5-7)
5. Reminder #5 – God’s deliverance in Christ.” (2 Peter 3:8-9)

On January 24, pastor Ken talked about several warnings found in Second Peter chapter 2... with

Three examples of God’s judgment against the ungodly

1. Example 1 (2 Peter 2:4): God did not spare the angels who sinned
2. Example 2 (2 Peter 2:5): God did not spare the ancient
3. Example 3 (2 Peter 2:6-8): God did not spare Sodom and Gomorrah

Three warnings

1. A warning against rebellious hearts (2 Peter 2:10-12) 
2. A warning against the false loves of this world (2 Peter 2:13-16)
3. A warning against deception (2 Peter 2:17-22) 

On January 17, Ken talks about Peter's Warning of False Teaching, Part 1, from 2 Peter 2:1-8

1. Warning of False Voices (2 Peter 2:1)

1) Blatant

-False teachers were very familiar.

-False teachers caused skepticism.

-False teachers did not speak wit divine authority.

-False teaching involves words that please man.

2) Subtle

2. Warning of the Destruction of False Beliefs (2 Peter 2:2-3)

1) There exists the influence of false beliefs.

2) Destructive behavior ensues.

3) This forms a system of false belief.

4) Many are led astray.

5) The truth of Jesus is hidden.

On January 10, Pastor Ken teaches us 8 Facts about the Reality of Biblical Truth, from 2 Peter 1:16-21

1) Biblical Truth represents the Story of God’s Interaction with Man.

2) Biblical Truth is grounded in historical facts.

3) Biblical Truth resolves the tension between what is true and what is error.

4) Biblical Truth and a genuine experience with God always exist in harmony.

5) Biblical Truth represents the inspired Word of God.

6) Biblical Truth represents your guidance, direction, and instruction for this life.

7) Biblical Truth is never left to man’s interpretation.

8) Biblical Truth always comes through the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

On January 3, Pastor Ken began a new series called PREPARED, out of Second Peter. Today's message is Encouragement, Part 1 – 4 questions as you prepare for the new year…

1. Who am I? 2 Peter 1:1-2

2. Who is Jesus (In my present moment)? 2 Peter 1:3-4

3. What am I doing? 2 Peter 1:5-7

4. Where am I going? 2 Peter 1:8-11

On December 27, Scott takes this last Sunday of 2020 to talk about F-260, our Bible reading plan for 2021.

1) Why is the Bible Important?

2) Why Challenge Me to Read the Bible?

3) What is F-260?

 

On December 20, Pastor Ken talks about Advent Love, a message out of 1 John 4:9. He focuses on these key words...

1) Keep.

2) Ponder.

3) Hope.

4) Peace.

5) Joy.

On December 13, Pastor Ken talks about "5 Facts That Surround the Christmas Story"

1) The Arrival.

2) The Angels.

3) The Message.

4) The Shepherds.

5) The Joy.

On December 6, Ken talks about Advent Peace, teaching about Two Experiences with Isaiah 9:6...

First, the Entrance of Peace.

1) God Promises Restoration.

2) God Intervenes Himself.

3) God Sends the Light.

4) God’s Grace Made Available.

5) God’s Peace Has Come.

Second, the Names of Peace: (Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace).