Jump into the second chapter of 1st Peter with us this week. Together we discover that when we try to live like Jesus there will be moments when we suffer. Walking through suffering with Jesus is a practice that actually changes us.

We've taken a look at the life of Peter. Now we get to hear from his letters. Written later in his life, Peter's letters come from the perspective of someone who has had to learn from mistakes and grow in faith. For the next several weeks we will journey through 1st and 2nd Peter to learn from what Peter has to say about the Jesus who changed his life.

Continue looking into the life of Peter with us and consider this question: Are you building your life on Jesus? When we build our life with Jesus as the cornerstone everything changes.

Pastor Mark continues our series, taking a look at a story from Peter's life in John chapter 21.

We continue to look into the life of Peter, and witness a moment where Jesus, while serving those around him, illustrates his ability to cleanse us and make us whole.

The only thing that matters is how you answer the question: Who do you say I am?

We are starting a new series! If you join us this summer we will journey through the life of Peter together, taking a look at his own story as well as the letters he wrote. Today, we learn that Peter was first a fisherman. When he encounters Jesus on the shore for the first time, he receives a simple invitation that changes his life forever: "follow me".

When we learn how to share our story with no expectations, our obedience creates an opportunity for someone else to make a choice. That alone is one of the most valuable expressions of our faith. So, how do we share our stories like that? In the final week of our multiply series, that's exactly what we talk about.

This week, as we continue our Multiply series, we consider what it means to be an Everyday Missionary to the people all around us. Are we willing to step out of our own comfort zones if it means that we have the chance to truly connect with people who need Jesus? What does it actually look like for each of us to meet people right where they are?

We multiply the kingdom when we share how Jesus is changing our lives with others. Last week we talked about the value of sharing our story. This week we are adding action to the mix as we commit to finding needs, and meeting them intentionally in our communities. We believe that Jesus will use these things to change us!