The Family Of Like Precious Faith

The Family Of Like Precious Faith

The Family Of Like Precious Faith
A Study In II Peter - Study Guide

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 Believers often forget that they are part of a real family, though it is far different from the one into which they were physically born. It is a family that has “obtained like precious faith.” This precious faith is centered in Christ Jesus. Pastor Sexton traces Peter’s theme throughout his second letter, showing us the distinctive marks of this family of faith.

The Study Guide is to be used by each student in the Sunday School class. It contains helpful summaries of each lesson and provides the student with a place to take notes while the lesson is being taught. Also provided are daily Bible readings and questions to help the student prepare for next week’s lesson.

Table of Contents

1.This Is a Family of Like Precious Faith..................11
2.This Family Adds to Their Faith...........................25
3.This Family Possesses These Things....................37
4.This Family Knows God’s Beloved Son................51
5.This Family Obeys the Scriptures........................65
6.This Family Heeds God’s Warning......................77
7.This Family Has an Unsparing God.....................95
8.This Family Can Be Vexed...................................105
9.This Family Knows There Is a Day of Judgment....121
10.This Family Witnesses Darkness in the Daytime...135
11.This Family Follows the Right Way....................147
12.This Family Is Stirred Up....................................159
13.This Family Should Be Found Faithful..............171

Notable Quotes of Charles H. Spurgeon

Active Church

“We need to have a Church in which all the members do something, in which all do all they can, in which all are always doing all they can—for this is what our Lord deserves to have from a living, loving people bought with His precious blood! If He has saved me, I will serve Him forever and ever. And whatever lies in my power to do for His Glory, that shall be my delight to do, and to do at once!”—1892, Sermon #2275

“I have known the Lord, now, for some 40 years, or thereabouts. When I first came to Him, I came as a sinner, without any works of my own which I could trust, or any experience upon which I could rely. And I just rested my whole weight upon the finished work of Christ. Now, after 40 years of service, and nearly 40 years of preaching the Gospel, have I any works of my own to add to what Christ has done? I abhor the thought of such a thing! Have I even the weight of a pin’s head that I dare put into the scale with my Lord’s merits? Accursed be the idea!”—1893, Sermon #2293

“There is no preparation for the work of God like being with God! Go up into the solitude with Christ and then, when He calls you, you will be fit to go forth for Him and tell what you have seen with Him in the Holy Mount.”—1891, Sermon #2218

“There is joy in Hell when a saint grows idle! There is gladness among devils when we cease to pray, when we become slack in faith and feeble in communion with God.—1893, Sermon #2303