This week we focus on the story of Jesus and Peter walking on water – while drawing parallels to the story of Doubting Thomas – to learn how Jesus responds to fear and doubt. These stories help offer a peace that Jesus is always with us, along with a motivation to continue to pursue a deeper faith in Him.

Last week we were encouraged to pursue love. This week we find out the amazing promise we are given if we will dedicate ourselves to that pursuit.

We all know we are called to love others as Jesus loves us. But what if that’s something we build to rather than begin with?

If others in the church are paying attention to your example, then you’re a leader in the church. What does God ask of His leaders? Peter tells us in chapter 5 of his letter.

What is your reason for being a Christian? Having a good answer to that question may be more important than you think.

Parenthood is an enormous blessing and an enormous responsibility. What can we do to ensure that we leave a lasting spiritual legacy?

In the second part of our series, we examine the revolutionary idea that God has made His children “Living Stones."

Scripture makes it clear that suffering is inevitable. But why does God allow it, and what can we possibly gain from it?

God wired the human brain to learn so much from images and imagery, and then gave us an image in Baptism to intentionally remind us of the miracle of Easter!

If we will expand our understanding of generosity, we will realize that it might just be the greatest apologetic there is.