As we begin our study of 1 Peter, Peter urges us to remember the Lord, live as His people, and trust the hope that will never disappoint.

Paul tells us how the resurrection of Christ removes death’s sting and calls us to live with unshakable hope, purpose, and urgency.

Paul answers the mystery of resurrection with the promise of transformed, glorified bodies fit for eternal life in the presence of God. With Pastor Kaleb Allen

Paul challenges the Corinthians to live with bold purpose and unwavering hope in the resurrection, knowing this life is not all we have.

Christ’s resurrection is just the beginning of a total and complete cosmic restoration, where every wound is healed, every enemy is defeated, and creation is made whole in the presence of God.

Paul argues that the bodily resurrection is tied to Christ’s own resurrection, and that to deny it is to unravel the very heart of the gospel. With Pastor Kaleb Allen.

In a letter to a doubting Corinthian church Paul points to eyewitness testimonies, including his own, to prove the resurrection of Christ is historical, central to our faith, and transformative. With Pastor Kaleb Allen.

When life unravels and evil seems to rise, Elisha shows that God is still present, still writing the story, and still working all things for His glory.

In the midst of desperation, doubt, and famine, God miraculously delivers Samaria and brings salvation through unexpected means. With Pastor Kaleb Allen.

God demonstrates His power and protection through Elisha by recovering a lost axe head and revealing His invisible army, ultimately blinding and sparing enemy forces to show divine mercy and sovereignty.