1 Peter 2

From the series: All In

Explores the concept of divine calling and purpose, drawing from the teachings in 1 Peter. It emphasizes the significance of understanding and embracing God's design and intentions for individuals, especially during challenging times. Highlights how God uses adversity and waiting periods to refine and prepare believers for their future roles, illustrating this through biblical examples like Moses, Elijah, and Esther.

From the series: All In

Government ... how should we respond? The answer helps us examine our spiritual health as Christians. We are continuing through our sermon series “All In” from 1 Peter. Together we are learning what it means to live for the Lord through any circumstance.

From the series: All In

This week Peter wants us to understand the power of Christ’s kingdom and the important identity he gives to those that belong to his kingdom. God reminds we can live out our new identity we find in him no matter the circumstance we face.

From the series: All In

How do we respond to the chaos of life? During these unprecedented times, it can seem like every day is more difficult that the last, but God wants to work through our circumstances to draw us closer to Him.

From the series: 1 John

We're continuing our study in 1 John, and discovering how we are called to love one another.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Discusses finding true freedom through faith in Jesus. It emphasizes that freedom in Christ goes beyond mere liberation from sin, involving a deeper transformation and purpose. Connects this concept with biblical passages, illustrating how Jesus's life and sacrifice offer a path to genuine freedom and purpose in serving God and others.

From the series: Loving the Old Testament

Explores the role of priests in representing people to God, emphasizing Samuel's sacred duty as both a judge and priest. It highlights the significance of understanding one's divine role and engaging faithfully with God's word, underlining the spiritual responsibilities inherent in leadership and servitude.

From the series: Living Hope

Emphasizes the importance of submission in various aspects of life, including to governmental authorities, in the workplace, and within the family. It highlights that submission and service are acts of worship that reflect Christ's example. Believers are called to submit not out of fear or rebellion but out of faith and trust in God's sovereignty, demonstrating Christ's love and sacrifice in their interactions with others. This submission leads to unity and showcases the transformative power of the gospel.

From the series: Living Hope

Emphasizes believers as living stones, built into a spiritual house with Christ as the cornerstone. It highlights the importance of continually coming to Jesus, setting aside sin, and growing through God's Word. Believers are called to be a holy priesthood, offering spiritual sacrifices and proclaiming God's excellencies. The passage urges Christians to maintain excellent behavior among non-believers, reflecting the transformative power of their faith and bringing glory to God through their actions.