Today, Rich shares why Christ is uniquely qualified to be the object of our faith.

Faith in the wrong object will always lead to disappointment, no matter how strong that faith is.

Perhaps you've heard people say, "There is freedom in Christ." What exactly does that mean? Does "Freedom in Christ" only take place after we die when we will be in heaven? Or does it mean we can live in a new way now? How is living by faith in Christ liberating?

Does "Freedom in Christ" only take place after we die when we will be in heaven? Or does it mean we can live in a new way now?

Perhaps you've heard people say, "There is freedom in Christ." What exactly does that mean?

The story of redemption stretches backward to the Garden and forward into eternity.

1 Peter 1:10-12 Concerning the salvation of your souls Peter speaks of the freedom we have in Christ. The salvation Christ offers us is the richest gift. Scripture tells us the ancient prophets searched to understand and see it.

1 Peter 1:10-12 Concerning the salvation of your souls Peter speaks of the freedom we have in Christ.

God gives us His Spirit, and that Spirit witnesses that we are joint heirs in Christ.

How does the freedom Christ bought for us change the way we face hardship? Genuine faith in Christ endures through trials. 1 Peter 1:6-9 explores the beautiful work God accomplishes in his people through hardship.