What Do I Repeat that Others Will Remember?

That sounded good, but was it right?

That sounded good, but was it right? More importantly, it sounds right, but is that what the Bible really says? What are your spiritual, emotional, and moral vulnerabilities that a false teacher could easily exploit? False teaching rarely appears obvious, dangerous, or easy to spot. In 2 Peter 2, Peter warns that deceptive voices are often attractive, persuasive, and appealing to our deepest vulnerabilities. This message explores four characteristics of “unsteady souls” and challenges us to identify where we may be tempted to believe what sounds good instead of what God says is true. Discover how to become grounded in Scripture, discerning in a world of competing voices, and stable in your walk with Christ.

What Do I Repeat that Others Will Remember?

What truths are being repeated and reinforced in your life and home? In this message from 2 Peter 1:12–15, we explore Peter’s final burden before his death: helping believers remember, reinforce, and remain rooted in God’s Word. Discover why repeated truth shapes spiritual stability, how discipleship goes beyond information to transformation, and how the words and values we consistently model today may become the legacy remembered long after we are gone.

I Believe So Why Don't I Change?

In this message from 2 Peter 1:1–11, we tackle a question many Christians quietly ask: If I believe in God, why don’t I seem to change? Peter reveals that God has already given believers everything necessary for life and godliness through His power and promises, but spiritual growth requires more than passive belief. Discover how practiced faith, intentional spiritual growth, and a deeper encounter with Christ lead to lasting transformation and stability.

Grounded and Growing - Intro to 2 Peter

Why do strong marriages fail, faithful families drift, and respected leaders collapse? In this opening message from 2 Peter, we explore Peter’s warning about losing spiritual stability and discover how grounding our lives in God’s truth protects us from instability, error, and spiritual collapse. Learn how growing in grace and knowledge leads to a faithful finish in an unstable world.

Return to What Matters Most

Maybe you don't need to do something else, but instead return to what matters most.