What if our perception of slavery, submission, and authority could be radically transformed through the lens of early Christian teachings? In this message we examine the complex texts of 1 Peter 2:11-25, where we draw a roadmap to guide us through the intricate meanings buried within.

What if our perception of slavery, submission, and authority could be radically transformed through the lens of early Christian teachings? In this message we examine the complex texts of 1 Peter 2:11-25, where we draw a roadmap to guide us through the intricate meanings buried within.

We start with an in-depth exploration of 1 Peter, chapter 2, and discuss how it serves as our spiritual Rosetta Stone. Much like the historical Rosetta Stone unlocked ancient Egyptian languages, this chapter holds the keys to understanding complex spiritual truths.

We start with an in-depth exploration of 1 Peter, chapter 2, and discuss how it serves as our spiritual Rosetta Stone. Much like the historical Rosetta Stone unlocked ancient Egyptian languages, this chapter holds the keys to understanding complex spiritual truths.

Peter addresses his audience with what their mindset, as spiritual exiles, should look like and why it’s worth embracing a life of holiness.

Peter addresses his audience with what their mindset, as spiritual exiles, should look like and why it’s worth embracing a life of holiness.

In our fall kick-off message, we begin our exploration of 1 Peter. This week’s teaching sets the foundation for the entire series and unpacks the opening verses of Peter’s encouragement and instruction.

In our fall kick-off message, we begin our exploration of 1 Peter. This week’s teaching sets the foundation for the entire series and unpacks the opening verses of Peter’s encouragement and instruction.

God’s blessings surround us in ways often difficult to perceive, understand, or recognize. If that statement is true, wouldn’t we see the evidence for it? In our series conclusion we find out where the evidence might be in our lives today.

God’s blessings surround us in ways often difficult to perceive, understand, or recognize. If that statement is true, wouldn’t we see the evidence for it? In our series conclusion we find out where the evidence might be in our lives today.