The Daily Discipleship Podcast

The power God has given His people is complete, all we need, but it comes to us in proportion to our experiential knowledge of Him.  In other words, the better we get to know Him and the closer we live to Him, the more of His power we will be able to live within as we seek to be like Him. 

God has given us all we need to become like Christ.  The resources are all there.  The tools are all in the toolbox.  We just now need to make application, to use the resources He has given us.  We have our part to play in becoming increasingly like Christ.

The Gospel is not some cleverly devised invention of man.  Peter provides a convincing argument that Christ and the Christian life isn't some fairytale. 

False teachers may not even know they are false teachers, but teachers who refuse to come under the authority of Scripture and whose goal is personal gain are to be avoided.  Peter warns against such teachers in this chapter.

We need to beware of those who improperly teach others "God's truth" for financial gain.  We need to beware of those who knowing or unknowingly mispresent the truth of God's Word.  There are both weak and false teachers in our day, and we need to be on our guard against them so that we are not led into error.

People begin to get lax about the coming Day of the Lord, but the Scriptures promise - it will come.  Be ready, get others ready.  In this episode we also take a quick look at some different views of what millennialism looks like. 

What would you tell someone if you thought they might be the last words you might get to speak to them?  While there could have been other letters written and dialogues had by the Apostle Peter, we have these as his final words in Scripture.  What does he tell us? What can we learn?  How should we live?

Very solid, genuine scholars, pastors, and Christians - all followers of Christ - have very differing views of the end-times while holding firmly to the Word of God.  Today we consider 4 views of the millennial kingdom of Christ and the impact of those views on the timing of things like the rapture, tribulation, and Armageddon.