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LIVING WITH THE END IN VIEW (3 OF 3)

by Donald Cantrell

Scripture: 2 Peter 3:1-18
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Title: Living With the End In View (3 of 3)
Series: 2 Peter
Author: Donald Cantrell
Text: 2 Peter 3:1-18

I - The Scoffers (1 - 4)

II - The Slackers (5 - 7)

III - The Space (8 - 9)

IV - The Second-coming (10 - 13)

V - The Summons (14)

VI - The Saved (15 - 16)

VII - The Summary (17 - 18)

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It Could Be Today!!!

While on one of his expeditions to the Antarctic, Sir Ernest Shackleton was once compelled to leave some of his men on Elephant Island, with the intention of returning for them and bringing them back to England. But he was unavoidably delayed, and by the time he could go for them he found to his dismay that the sea had frozen over and his men were cut off. Three times he tried to reach them, but his efforts ended in failure. Finally, in his last effort, he found a narrow channel through the ice.

Guiding his small ship back to the island, he was delighted to find his men not only alive and well, but all prepared to get aboard. They were soon on their way to safety and home. After the excitement ended, Sir Ernest inquired how it was that they were ready to get aboard so promptly. They told him that every morning their leader rolled up his sleeping bag, saying, "Get your things ready, boys, the boss may come today."

The return of the Lord Jesus to this earth is much more certain than Shackleton return to Elephant Island. Christ's promise to return to claim His redeemed is established upon His Word and His character. It is still the blessed hope of all who love Him. Hope that will not fail.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

The First Coming

It is kind of like the story of a tourist driving through North Dakota who stopped at a gas station and observed a piece of rope dangling from a sign labeled "Weather Forecaster." "How can you possibly tell the weather with a piece of rope?" the tourist wanted to know. "It's simple, don't cha know, when the ...

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