In this final sermon of the "Peculiar People" series, Pastor Nathan Pifer delves into 1 Peter 5:6-14. Learn what it means to be humble, watchful, and hopeful as Christians in a challenging world. Pastor Nathan encourages us to trust God's sovereignty, resist the devil, and cling to the promise of eternal glory. This episode will inspire you to face suffering with confidence, knowing it refines us and prepares us for exaltation in God's perfect timing.

This week in our ongoing 'Peculiar People' teaching series, Pastor Andrew Hall explores the role and character of elders, and our response, from 1 Peter 5:1-5.

For more information about our church, to connect with us, or to plan a visit in person, please visit us at faithmuskoka.ca

This week in our ongoing 'Peculiar People' teaching series, Pastor Nathan Pifer delves into the challenging and often misunderstood topic of suffering as a Christian, exploring 1 Peter 4:12-19.

This week we discover a profound truth: as followers of Christ, we are called to 'arm ourselves' with a transformative mindset. This isn't about physical weapons, but about adopting the perspective that we have already died to our old selves. Just as Christ suffered in the flesh, we too must consider ourselves dead to sin and alive to God. This powerful shift in thinking prepares us not only for potential persecution but also equips us to live holy lives in the present.

In this study of 1 Peter 3:18-22, we learn how Christians are called to be different in facing opposition, persecution, and suffering. Discover how Jesus' journey through suffering not only brought blessing but ultimate victory over darkness, offering us hope and salvation.

In this sermon from our series "Peculiar People," we explore 1 Peter 3:8-17, where the Apostle Peter teaches us how to endure suffering for Christ with hope and righteousness. Discover how living a life marked by unity, sympathy, love, tenderness, and humility can lead to blessings and strengthen our faith in challenging times. Join us as we learn to pursue righteousness, find strength in unity, and make a defense for the hope that is in us.

John Cross, from GoodSeed International, takes us on a journey through the Bible's grand narrative, focusing on the nature of God and His plan for humanity. We're introduced to Yahweh, the unique, one-of-a-kind God who created everything with purpose and love. In this message, John challenges us to reconsider our understanding of salvation, moving away from the flawed 'weighing scale' mentality to embrace God's provision of grace through faith in Jesus Christ.

Your decision about whether to put your faith in Jesus Christ is the most important decision you'll ever make. Let us walk with you through that decision. Visit faithmuskoka.ca/christian or email us at [email protected].

In this message from our "Peculiar People" teaching series, Pastor Nate Pifer explores 1 Peter 3:1-7, focusing on the biblical roles of wives and husbands.

Discover the principles of Christian submission, godly headship, and how these distinct roles contribute to flourishing families. Drawing on Ephesians 5 and the example of Abraham and Sarah, we consider how embracing these roles reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church.

Join us as we celebrate the beauty and purpose of living as God's peculiar people.

This week, we're reminded that for Christians, our freedom in Christ isn't a license for evil, but an opportunity to serve God faithfully. We're encouraged to honour everyone, including those in authority, not because they deserve it, but as an act of grace.

As Christians, we are called to be 'living stones' in God's spiritual house, with Jesus as the cornerstone. This imagery reminds us that our faith is not just an individual journey, but a collective one where we are built together into something greater.