The Lord's Wake-up Call | Isaiah 51:17-52:12
The Lord issues a wake-up call with four alarming warnings that show why we need the Suffering Servant: (1) the effect of the Lord's wrath, (2) the neglect of the Lord's redemption, (3) the prospect of the Lord's return, and (4) the respect of the Lord's purity. This sermon is part 5 in "The Suffering Servant," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on Isaiah 49-55.
Comfort from the Arm of the Lord | Isaiah 51:1-16
The Arm of the Lord brings comfort to God's people by fulfilling four promises: (1) restoration, (2) righteousness, (3) redemption, and (4) refuge. This sermon is part 4 in "The Suffering Servant," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on Isaiah 49-55.
The Servant's Compelling Character | Isaiah 50:4-11
The Servant's response to suffering reveals five aspects of his character that compel us to follow him: (1) his sustaining tongue, (2) his obedient ear, (3) his surrendered body, (4) his confident face, and (5) his authoritative voice. This sermon is part 3 in "The Suffering Servant," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on Isaiah 49-55.
Five Lives About Suffering | Isaiah 49:14-50:3
The Lord refutes five lies about suffering. They are summed up in the words: (1) forgotten, (2) alone, (3) hopeless, (4) unjust, and (5) innocent. This sermon is part 2 in "The Suffering Servant," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on Isaiah 49-55.
The Servant's Crucial Calling | Isaiah 49:1-13
The Servant fulfills three roles that are crucial in determining how we should relate to him. He is: (1) a spokesman to heed, (2) a light to follow, and (3) a rescuer to trust. This sermon is part 1 in "The Suffering Servant," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on Isaiah 49-55.
Peter's Final Words | 2 Peter 3:15-18
Peter concludes his letter with four goals that define the Christian life: (1) salvation, (2) stability, (3) growth, and (4) glory. This sermon is part 8 in "A Fisherman's Truth," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on 2 Peter.
The Day of the Lord | 2 Peter 3:10-14
Peter explains four ways that we should live in light of the coming day of the Lord: (1) be vigilant, (2) be different, (3) be urgent, and (4) be content. This sermon is part 7 in "A Fisherman's Truth," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on 2 Peter.
Handling Scoffers | 2 Peter 3:1-9
Peter prepares followers of Christ to handle scoffers by teaching us three ways to respond: (1) discern their motive, (2) dissect their argument, and (3) desire their repentance. This sermon is part 6 in "A Fisherman's Truth," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on 2 Peter.
How People Go Astray | 2 Peter 2:10-22
Peter identifies four points of departure from the way of truth and righteousness: (1) despising authority, (2) disregarding morality, (3) distorting liberty, and (4) deepening depravity. This sermon is part 5 in "A Fisherman's Truth," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on 2 Peter.
Judging False Teachers | 2 Peter 2:1-10
Peter refutes fives reasons that people might give for listening to a false teacher: (1) their profession; (2) their persuasion; (3) their position; (4) their popularity; and (5) their persistence. This sermon is part 4 in "A Fisherman's Truth," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on 2 Peter.