Delight in Grace

In Christ, we have both a beautiful freedom and an unchanging security. But it is possible to live life unaware of these graces, like a freed prisoner still carrying around the ball and chain of his former life.  Today Rich shares 5 Habits we can develop to enjoy our freedom and security in Christ.  1 Peter 5:6-9.

This series on 1 Peter is titled Live as People who are Free.  Today Rich looks at 1 Peter 5:5-6, pointing out our need for humility and submission within the community of believers.  What does true humility really look like?  And how can freedom come from surrender? And what are the blessings that come from Christlike humility?

This series on 1 Peter is titled Live as People who are Free.  Today Rich looks at 1 Peter 5:5-6, pointing out our need for humility and submission within the community of believers.  What does true humility really look like?  And how can freedom come from surrender? And what are the blessings that come from Christlike humility?

This series on 1 Peter is titled Live as People who are Free.  Today Rich looks at 1 Peter 5:5-6, pointing out our need for humility and submission within the community of believers.  What does true humility really look like?  And how can freedom come from surrender? And what are the blessings that come from Christlike humility?  Let’s listen in as Pastor Rich answers these questions from today’s text.

This series on 1 Peter is titled Live as People who are Free.  Today Rich looks at 1 Peter 5:5-6, pointing out our need for humility and submission within the community of believers.  What does true humility really look like?  And how can freedom come from surrender? And what are the blessings that come from Christlike humility?  Let’s listen in as Pastor Rich answers these questions from today’s text.

What images come to mind when you hear the word “leader”? The world’s leader seeks power and renown, and is lifted up based on talent, appearance, and cunning.  But1 Peter 5:1-4  portrays the biblical image of the leader as a servant. . Today, Rich unpacks the text to show how a leader must think and function within the church.  God’s Word presents church leadership as a weighty responsibility that requires a constant view toward the cross and eternity.

What images come to mind when you hear the word “leader”? The world’s leader seeks power and renown, and is lifted up based on talent, appearance, and cunning.  But1 Peter 5:1-4  portrays the biblical image of the leader as a servant. . Today, Rich unpacks the text to show how a leader must think and function within the church.  God’s Word presents church leadership as a weighty responsibility that requires a constant view toward the cross and eternity.

What images come to mind when you hear the word “leader”? The world’s leader seeks power and renown, and is lifted up based on talent, appearance, and cunning.  But1 Peter 5:1-4  portrays the biblical image of the leader as a servant. . Today, Rich unpacks the text to show how a leader must think and function within the church.  God’s Word presents church leadership as a weighty responsibility that requires a constant view toward the cross and eternity.

What images come to mind when you hear the word “leader”? The world’s leader seeks power and renown, and is lifted up based on talent, appearance, and cunning.  But1 Peter 5:1-4  portrays the biblical image of the leader as a servant. . Today, Rich unpacks the text to show how a leader must think and function within the church.  God’s Word presents church leadership as a weighty responsibility that requires a constant view toward the cross and eternity.

None of us looks forward to experiencing hardship in our lives.  It is human nature to avoid pain and look for pleasure instead.  Yet Christians who have faced adversity often speak of it as a time of deep growth in their lives- learning truths that they believe they would’ve missed in the ease of life.  In this message from 1 Peter 4:17-19, Rich shares four ways that God’s people can face hardship well, reminding us that Suffering is Sanctifying in the hands of our Redeemer.