To live in this world as Christians following Jesus is to go against the flow. Andrew Heard speaks on the expectation of suffering as we stand aligned with Jesus, knowing this is not your home.

Coming to Jesus threatens our deep desire to belong - belonging to him is stepping out from the world. Matt Evans takes us through 1 Peter 4:1-11 to encourage us to belong to Jesus, the only safe place, and to his community transformed by love.

Although suffering is guaranteed, the Lord brings great gain to our life in Him. Dan Ford draws out what we gain through 1 Peter 3:8-22, including how a Christian community can disagree well together.

1 Peter chapter 3 encourages and challenges us with big truths about who we are as men and women. Andrew Heard shares the Bible's wisdom on marriage that brings something much better than any alternative our culture can offer.

Andrew Heard explains that the key to understanding Jesus is not that he came to give us an example of how to live. The key is that he came to bear our sins to save us.

Being a Christian means following a rejected Christ. What is the antidote to a fear of rejection? Dan Ford points us to the loving acceptance of our God through 1 Peter 2:4-10.

God urges his people to be holy, reminding us that he is the holy God who makes us holy through the precious blood of Christ. Matt Evans takes us through the connection between hope and holiness, and explains how we ought to pursue what God pursued us for - holiness.

We give thanks to God for motherhood, for the joys and the heartaches, and yet there are even bigger things than motherhood that form our identity. Andrew Heard speaks on the value and worth given to us by God, who created us to know him.

This world, and this life is not your home! As we endure hardships and suffering, the letter of 1 Peter encourages the people of God to look towards our true heavenly home. Andrew Heard introduces this series and challenges us to see God's work in our current trials and circumstances.

What does it mean to pick up our cross to follow Jesus? Grahame Fuller looks at the radical and counter-intuitive call of Jesus to lose ourselves in order to gain everything.