2 Peter 1:2 Niv

The order of the New Testament books takes us by the hand and leads us from our need for a Savior to God’s people co-reigning with Him in His eternal kingdom.…

Why study theology? The previous two articles in this series have attempted to respond to this question with two answers: “to know God is to love God,” and “to know God is to worship God.” The final answer to this question is, “to know God is to grow in grace.” This article explores how growth in grace is connected to a knowledge of God. 2 Peter “May grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord” (2 Peter 1:2). “But grow in the grace and knowledge of our L……

Reading the Psalms is better than therapy. Each psalm is a treasure of wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. Occasionally, it’s a window into our soul and a ...…

Reading the Psalms is better than therapy. Each psalm is a treasure of wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. Occasionally, it’s a window into our soul and a ...…

The Lord revealed to Peter in his 2nd epistle that he would soon leave this earthly life. Therefore he encouraged those he considered God’s called and chosen…

The promise of grace remains even when God doesn’t remove the thorn.…

Turning Mountains into Molehills’ blog today looks at the 4 words of life that helped me find a relationship with Jesus. I hope they help you too.…

The word courage or a derivative of courage is used one-hundred-fourteen times and the command “fear not” is used three-hundred-sixty-five times in Scripture. Abundant personal peace is explicitly ……

The word courage or a derivative of courage is used one-hundred-fourteen times and the command “fear not” is used three-hundred-sixty-five times in Scripture. Abundant personal peace is explicitly ……

The Bible consistently distinguishes between God and Jesus. For example, God is invisible but Jesus is visible.…