A verse-by-verse study of 1 Peter 3:1-6 that reframes biblical submission as a voluntary, Christ-centered posture rather than inferiority, showing how a wife's godly conduct can win an unbelieving husband without preaching at him. In this message, Pastor John Carter draws on first-century Roman marriage customs and the Old Testament examples of Sarah and Esther, while clearly stating that submission never requires a woman to stay in an abusive or dangerous situation.

In this message, Pastor John Carter opens the series with a word he says the Lord gave him: humility is a "hidden key" and the root that binds sin to people. He teaches that in God's economy exaltation comes through humiliation rather than self-promotion, contrasting kingdom values with worldly self-advancement, and closes with the account of the sinful woman at Jesus' feet as a picture of humbling oneself to receive grace, mercy, and healing.

In this message, Pastor John Carter opens the series with a word he says the Lord gave him: humility is a "hidden key" and the root that binds sin to people. He teaches that in God's economy exaltation comes through humiliation rather than self-promotion, contrasting kingdom values with worldly self-advancement, and closes with the account of the sinful woman at Jesus' feet as a picture of humbling oneself to receive grace, mercy, and healing.

In this message, Dr. Brandi Ginty teaches on the story of Mary and Martha, exploring the tension between doing and being in the Christian life. She unpacks the Greek word meanings behind "distracted" and "good part" to show that Jesus never condemned Martha's service but called her to stop serving from an empty place, choosing instead to let ministry flow from intimacy with him.