In this passage we explore the interaction Jesus has with the blindman. Jesus meets us where we are, He offers new life and healing, and sends us out to walk for Him.

In this message, we explore the interaction Jesus has with the Samaritan woman and His offer of living water.    God is always seeking us out as a sign of His great and enduring love.

In this message we focus on God's love and how believing is a response to what He has done and is doing!

In this message we look at the "temptations" of Jesus and how they show that He is the new Adam and new Israel.  Jesus meets us and offers us His strength in all things.

Peter ends his letter with instruction and encouragement for how all of us can find joy in constraint.

Peter gives us three anchor points for how Christians should respond to culture.  The conversation about "Christ and culture" is vast and varied with many different postures that Christians can take towards the culture.  In this passage, Peter gives us three "default settings" or "anchor points" for how we can orient ourselves towards culture that transcend all the nuances of our present-day conversation about the topic.

Steven walks through Peter's teaching on how submitting to authority is actually an act of worship!

In this section of 1 Peter, we read how we are called to be the Temple and a Nation of Priests.  Both of these powerful images rest on centuries of context.  When we understand that context, these images point us to a life of deeper Christian spirituality and seeing God's goodness in all things.

Peter is writing to encourage new believers who are experiencing challenges to embrace their new family identity.   Ultimately this identity comes with the promise that God will make us Holy and we can take joy in that truth!

The Beauty of the Incarnation.