In 2 Peter 1, Peter offers a list of virtues or qualities that we should add to our faith. The reason why this is so important is because it helps us establish a vision for the type of life we want to live as a follower of Christ. Not only does Peter's list provide excellent suggestions for building our character, but it also functions as God's perfect prescription for preventing spiritual failure. In this latest installment of our series titled "How to Keep From Falling", David & Phil dig into the scriptures to discover not only what we should do to prevent moral failure, but also what qualities and characteristics we should aim to develop as we mature in our walk with Christ.


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One of the most unfortunate things to witness is a prominent Christian figure very publicly falling into sin, and then dealing with the inevitable fallout that comes afterward. When these types of situations happen, the natural tendency is to ask "How in the world did things get to this point?" Rest assured, it didn't happen overnight--many times, moral failures are the result of thousands of tiny compromises, the cumulative effect of steadily drifting away from fellowship with God for weeks, months, and maybe even years on end. In this latest installment of our series called "How to Keep From Falling", David & Phil take another look at the first chapter of Second Peter, and dig into the list of qualities that Peter encourages us to add to our faith in order to keep from stumbling in our walk with God.

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With so many prominent and formerly reputable Christian figures getting entangled in various scandals, it's easy to feel like living a godly lifestyle is too difficult, or simply out of reach. Thankfully, the Bible has a solution for believers to help fend off worldly influences and develop spiritual strength. In this latest installment of our series titled "How to Keep From Falling", David & Phil dig into 2 Peter 1:3-4, which contains a prescription for building spiritual strength through cultivating a vital fellowship with God. So brew up some coffee, grab your favorite mug and join us as we explore key scriptures that will help set your spiritual walk on solid ground.

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We've all seen it: Prominent pastors, evangelists, musicians, and other well-known figures in the body of Christ getting exposed for scandalous moral failures of one sort or another. What in the world is going on? Why does it seem like so many things that were hidden or covered up are now being revealed and exposed for all to see? And for the people who have been involved in these scandals, how in the world did they get there? In this second installment of our new series called "How to Keep From Falling", David and Phil dig into the scriptures to find out what God says about the importance of maintaining an authentic relationship with Him, which will help keep the door closed to temptation, distraction and derailment.

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Perhaps now more than ever, scandals are coming to light regarding many popular ministries and prominent Christian figures due to some type of moral failure. It doesn't take a genius to know that when many of these people started off in their faith journey, they probably never imagined they would end up in such a dark spiritual place. So the key question that always emerges is...What happened? How did they end up in such a compromising position? In this episode, David & Phil explore the scriptures to discover not only what some of root causes are to moral failures, but also how to use God's Word as a defense against temptation.

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In this episode, we wrap up our epic journey through chapters 5 and 6 of the book of Galatians, with a focus on the critical principle of staying persistent in doing good. As all of us know, this is far easier said than done, because the battle to maintain a positive attitude and keep pressing forward when it looks like nothing is happening is always a challenging thing to do. Digging into Galatians 6, David & Phil explore the timeless encouragements and admonishments that can help believers stay strong, steady, and resilient in their walk with Christ.

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In Galatians 6:6, there's a particular idea that sticks out like a sore thumb, not only because of what it overtly says, but also in terms of where it is placed in the context of Paul's line of thinking. The verse states that "If you are being taught the Christian message, you should share all the good things you have with your teacher." (Good News Bible). Since the beginning of the church age, the question of motive has always been attached to the idea of materially or financially supporting preachers of the gospel. So how should we approach this issue in the body of Christ? What is the proper, biblical protocol for providing financial support to ministers of the gospel? In this episode, David & Phil dig into the Word to discover what the scriptures actually say about this somewhat controversial topic.

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In Galatians 6:4-5, Paul brings out the importance of taking the time to soberly examine ourselves and our own efforts instead of focusing on how we measure up in comparison to others. Building on this scriptural foundation, David & Phil discuss the dangers of getting into comparison and competitive jealousy, and they provide practical tips to help believers build an authentic, thriving fellowship and connection with God.

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