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.
Sources for Knowing God | 2 Peter 1:12-21
Peter directs us to three authoritative sources that we should rely upon for knowing God: (1) the apostles' teaching; (2) the apostles' witness; and (3) the prophetic word. This sermon is part 3 of "A Fisherman's Truth," Bryan Craddock's series of verse-by-verse sermons on 2 Peter.
Commitments of Knowing God | 2 Peter 1:5-11
Peter calls everyone who knows God to make three commitments: (1) be diligent not negligent, (2) be fruitful not forgetful, and (3) be sure not stumbling. This sermon is part 2 of “A Fisherman's Truth,” Bryan Craddock’s series on 2 Peter.
Privileges of Knowing God | 2 Peter 1:1-4
Peter helps us grasp three privileges granted to every believer through our relationship with God: (1) an equal faith, (2) a full knowledge, and (3) a glorious calling. This sermon is part 1 of “A Fisherman's Truth” Bryan Craddock’s series on 2 Peter.