Is it possible that we live out of a superficial discipleship to Jesus? How would we be able to recognize it – what would the symptoms be? In today’s message, we explore the antidote to superficial discipleship and explore three aspects of committed discipleship.

Is it possible that we live out of a superficial discipleship to Jesus? How would we be able to recognize it – what would the symptoms be? In today’s message, we explore the antidote to superficial discipleship and explore three aspects of committed discipleship.

As we venture through the remainder of 1 Peter 4, we will learn to view our current circumstances through an eternal lens, with a firm reminder that hope is never lost, and joy is always within reach.

As we venture through the remainder of 1 Peter 4, we will learn to view our current circumstances through an eternal lens, with a firm reminder that hope is never lost, and joy is always within reach.

God invites us to look at the core of who we are and why we do what we do. Do we find our purpose and delight in chasing our own desires? Or is it in God’s will? Today we see how we can align more with God’s will and find our delight in Him.

God invites us to look at the core of who we are and why we do what we do. Do we find our purpose and delight in chasing our own desires? Or is it in God’s will? Today we see how we can align more with God’s will and find our delight in Him.

"It’s always right to do the right thing" is a great phrase to say, but a little bit more difficult to practice. As we close out 1 Peter 3, we approach some practical truths in a very unconventional passage with some unexpected outcomes.

"It’s always right to do the right thing" is a great phrase to say, but a little bit more difficult to practice. As we close out 1 Peter 3, we approach some practical truths in a very unconventional passage with some unexpected outcomes.

1 Peter 3:1-12 is one of the most difficult passages to interpret and apply. As we go through the historical context, its modern-day relevance will allow us to appreciate the timeless lessons tucked within.

1 Peter 3:1-12 is one of the most difficult passages to interpret and apply. As we go through the historical context, its modern-day relevance will allow us to appreciate the timeless lessons tucked within.