Byron begins the series in 1 Corinthians, calling it the Book of Encouragement, with the following topics We are lacking nothing We are called to keep the unity We are encouraged to focus on Jesus, not men We can experience the power of God We cannot even conceive of what He has prepared for us
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Byron finishes the series on 2 Peter in chapter 3 with encouragement for the church to stimulate ourselves to Godly thinking. Even though scoffers will come denying the return of Jesus, we can be secure in the truth and know that He is patient with all men. Finally, Byron concludes by emphasizing the importance of growing in
Todd takes us into 2 Peter 2 to discuss a difficult topic, false teachers. With the full title of his teaching “How to Spot a False Teacher, and How Not to Become One”, he provides practical guidance from the scripture on three important topics to aid us in following biblical teaching and turning from deception:
Byron begins a new series in 2 Peter, written at the end of Peter’s life. From chapter 1 he focuses on the following points. The glory of Jesus is never diminished God’s word is true Prophecy in scripture is not from the interpretation of man but by the Holy Spirit We have everything by His
In concluding the healing series, Byron encourages us that while our enemy’s intention for us is to kill, steal and destroy, Jesus intention is fullness of life. Byron goes on to demonstrate this with several amazing testimonies of God’s healing spiritually, emotionally and physically in the lives of people that he knows.
