2nd Peter #4 - Die With Your Boots On

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Mark Driscoll

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🗓️ 31 August 2020

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

In this final sermon from the 2 Peter series, Pastor Mark preaches from 2 Peter 3 where, nearing the end of his life, Peter tells the people to stay steadfast in their faith, keep telling others about Jesus, and to keep their Bibles and their hearts open.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Mark Driscoll Podcast to find more Bible teaching from Pastor Mark.
0:03.8	Visit realfaith.com.
0:06.0	Thanks for listening and be in a part of Real Faith.
0:09.0	And remember, it's all about Jesus.
0:11.3	Well, howdy, we are in Second Peter.
0:14.0	It's a great book of the Bible.
0:15.2	If you've got a Bible, go to Second Peter.
0:17.1	Chapter three, we tend to go through books of the Bible because I love you.
0:21.1	And I love helping you learn God's Word.
0:23.4	Here's where we find ourselves.
0:25.3	He wrote first Peter.
0:26.7	The church was under some rule, opposition, hostility, and the culture.
0:31.2	He writes Second Peter knowing that things are getting worse.
0:34.9	A bad government was coming into power.
0:37.4	There was an economic collapse and disaster.
0:40.0	There was rioting in the streets.
0:42.1	There was lots of racial discord.
0:44.6	I know this has nothing to do with your life,
0:46.8	but that's what they were dealing with in the days of Peter and the Roman Empire.
0:51.0	And he writes Second Peter.
0:52.7	And it's his final farewell address to the family.
0:55.7	And so to me, it's such a significant part of Scripture
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