This sermon explores the concept of spiritual stability by examining Peter's urgent desire to remind believers of foundational truths before his death. The central message presents the list of virtues in 2 Peter 1:5-8 as a divine recipe for consistent spiritual growth, countering the common experience of emotional highs and lows in the Christian life. The speaker emphasizes that 'adding' virtue to faith is not a passive act but a deliberate, daily decision to glorify God in all aspects of life, similar to how muscle memory becomes natural through repetition. Through personal anecdotes and the analogy of an orchestra, the message illustrates how this foundational commitment to virtue allows other spiritual fruits to flow naturally, resulting in a life that is fruitful rather than barren. The tone is pastoral and encouraging, inviting the congregation to make a fresh commitment to this process of growth.
25 Oct 2026
Study Your Bible Correctly (Part 3)
The sermon establishes the theological principle that Scripture is not subject to private interpretation but requires the guidance of the Holy Spirit, who is identified as the divine author and teacher of the Bible. It emphasizes the necessity of spiritual discernment to understand God's Word, contrasting the natural man's inability to comprehend spiritual truths with the believer's access to revelation through the Spirit. The teaching outlines practical guidelines for Bible study, including the imperative to never add to or subtract from God's Word and to use Scripture to define its own terms and symbols. By citing passages such as 1 Corinthians 2 and John 3, the message illustrates how the Holy Spirit brings remembrance and clarifies deep truths, while warning against the dangers of immature doctrine and the corruption of biblical language. The tone is instructional and pastoral, urging believers to rely on the Spirit's illumination rather than human wisdom or cultural trends.
23 Oct 2026
The Gospel Way Catechism | Question 10: Who Are We?
In this episode of The Gospel Way Catechism, we explore Question 10: "Who Are We?" Answer: We are persons loved by God, created to love God, love others, and care for the world he has made. We become like what we love. Our identity is found not by looking within ourselves but looking up to God. Through Scripture and conversation, we consider what it means to find our true identity in God rather than in our accomplishments, relationships, or the approval of others. The discussion explores how easily we can lose sight of who God says we are and begin believing false narratives about ourselves. Ultimately, we are reminded that our worth rests in God's unchanging love, and that we can continually return to this truth through repentance, remembrance, and faith.
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