A companion Bible study from Vince Baker Ministries
How does faith grow into a fruitful life?
Peter asks believers to cultivate a sequence of qualities rooted in faith, ending in love.
Read the passage in context
- 2 Peter 1:5–11 · KJV
This second study looks at the active response Peter describes after the opening promises.
From the passage to daily life
Verses 8–9 contrast fruitfulness with forgetting that one was cleansed from former sins. Remembering grace can support the effort Peter calls for.
Discussion and reflection
- How does faith grow into a fruitful life?
Peter asks believers to cultivate a sequence of qualities rooted in faith, ending in love.
- What kind of diligence is Peter describing?
It is the repeated practice of virtues that make a believer’s knowledge of Christ fruitful in daily life.
Put the study into practice
Choose two adjacent qualities in verses 5–7 and explain how one can support the other.
Historical source · Pentecostal Evangel, May 13, 1933, pp. 2–3 · Open the archived message






