In our technological age, a whole world of knowledge is available at our fingertips.

At the click of a mouse or swipe of the screen, we can access more information than any previous

generation could have dreamed of.

But while it's far easier to access knowledge, it's harder than ever to sort through what's

real and what's fake.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuckswindall continues our study in 2 Peter 1.

The Apostle Peter and his letter to 1st century believers pointed to the origin of all truth.

Chucks titled today's message, Be Sure of Your Source.

Now to begin with, when it comes to the Bible, we have the Sure Word.

In fact, look, he compares it.

And so we have the scriptural Word, which is more sure, more sure than what.

And what I saw than what I heard.

We have friends, and he would have to say in that day, the Old Testament scriptures,

because they didn't have New Testament at the time that was yet to come.

So for us, it would be applied to all the Bible, but specifically and technically in the writing

of this passage, he would say, the scrolls of the Old Testament provide us with the more

sure Word from God.

Don't wait for dreams.

Don't look for visions.

Don't listen for voices.

Don't seek out a medium.

Don't watch the stars.

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