Peter urges us to arm ourselves with a willingness to suffer for Christ, because Christ calls us to share with him in his sufferings, and because this will break sin's power in our lives.

Here Peter gives us three more reasons for why we should not fear any suffering that might come our way on the path of obedience, while at the same time teaching some crucial truths about water-baptism.

In this Easter message we study what Matthew emphasizes about Jesus' death and resurrection, focusing especially on how the two Marys ended up humbly worshiping the resurrected Jesus.

In this passage, Peter shows how suffering for the sake of the gospel can be for our good, why we should not fear man, and how we can honor Christ in suffering.

In this passage Peter calls us to a high standard of loving others, and explains why this is so important. But in his letter he also tells us how it's possible to be so loving, which is why this is such good news.

2 Corinthians 8:1-7 shows how a group of poor believers were so filled with joy in Christ that they generously gave to others -- and how we can do the same.

In this passage Peter explains how God wants wives to relate to their husbands, how husbands should relate to their wives, and why this is so important.

Here Peter helps slaves who are following Jesus understand how they should relate with their masters, and gives three powerful motivations.

In this passage, we see living honorably may cause unbelievers to glorify God and one way to live honorably is to be subject to the governments over us.

In this passage Peter calls us to long for the pure spiritual milk of meeting Jesus in the truth of His Word, and gives us seven powerful reasons why we should do this.