2 Peter 3: The Day of the Lord Will Come Like a Thief
In 2 Peter 3:10, William Philip shows that the day of the Lord will come suddenly and lay everything bare. One question remains: are you ready?
8 sermons summarized
Church: The Tron Church
In 2 Peter 3:10, William Philip shows that the day of the Lord will come suddenly and lay everything bare. One question remains: are you ready?
On Matthew 6:13, William Philip shows how to pray in the face of temptation: acknowledge your need for God and rely on his victory over the evil one.
In 2 Peter 3:8-9, William Philip shows that God's slowness is not powerlessness but a patience that calls you to repentance.
William Philip on Matthew 6:11-12: asking for bread and forgiveness means admitting everything comes from God. And forgiveness received is passed on.
In 2 Peter 3:3-7, William Philip unmasks the scoffers of the last days: their motive, their cynical message and their colossal error.
William Philip on Matthew 6:9-10: before your needs, prayer seeks God's name, kingdom and will. Line up your life with his purposes.
In Matthew 6, William Philip shows that true prayer begins with "Our Father": no showy religiosity to be seen, no flood of words to get results.
William Philip shows from 2 Peter that Scripture is the authoritative key and the sufficient guide for standing firm and growing in the last days.