Living for God's Desires: The apostle Peter explains the purpose of suffering in our lives, and helps us understand the power that it gives us. Along the way he also writes of baptism and fallen angels, and Randy helps us understand why Peter includes these points.

Living with a Healthy Soul 3: What does a healthy soul look like? The apostle Peter spelled it out, and Randy applies it to our lives. We can have healthy souls, and we can know when they are healthy.

Living with a Healthy Soul 2: After reminding us to war for our souls, the apostle Peter shares life applications on how healthy souls live. How does a healthy soul relate to to his or her spouse, especially sexually? Peter answers that question in today's study.

Living with a Healthy Soul: After reminding us to war for our souls, the apostle Peter shares life applications on how healthy souls live. How does a healthy soul relate to employers? Peter answers that question in this passage.

A Christian's Warfare: While spiritual warfare is a key for the Christian life, so is soul warfare. The apostle Peter explains its importance, and its benefits.

The Path of Growth: The Apostle Peter outlines the path of spiritual growth for those who desire to pursue God. As he does, he reminds us that God has given his Church precious promises we can bank on.

Living with a Saved Soul: The Apostle Peter became a changed man after the Resurrection. He marks the changes that take in the Christian soul by giving clear instruction on how we now can live.

Toward the Salvation of our Souls: The Apostle Peter became a changed man after the Resurrection. The power that changed Peter is available to change us. This teaching will help you make room for the Holy Spirit to change your soul.