When suffering comes, First Peter 3 reminds us that we are called to respond differently. We can honor Christ in our hearts, knowing that our hope, our witness, and our reward are in Him.

True freedom comes from surrendering to God’s order, not resisting it. Whether in government, work, or family, submission isn’t weakness—it’s trust in God’s sovereignty as we live honorably, serve faithfully, and reflect Christ in every area of life.

Join us as we dive into First Peter 2 and discover what it means to live with purpose, holiness, and belonging—because you weren’t meant to walk alone. You were chosen, called, and placed into a spiritual family for something bigger than yourself!

As we reflect on our study of 1 Peter, we see how this living hope impacts our lives. This week, we will consider how God's transforming love toward us calls us to live holy lives and love others sincerely.

Join us for week 2 of 1st Peter as we look at what it means to be born again to a living hope.

As we begin our new series through the book of 1 Peter, we see how our identity as exiles chosen by God enables us to live a life after God.

It is not just a good idea to take moments to celebrate, it's actually the way God has designed us to remember what He's done and what He can do!

What is our role in helping find the people who don't know God? Do we wait for God to do his thing, or do we take it upon ourselves to go?

In Luke 15 we see the three Parables of Joy, reminding us of God's pursuit and heart for those who are lost.

How far will God go to save the one who doesn’t know Him? As we commit to ten days of prayer and fasting, we're asking the God of the harvest to reconcile our friends, loved ones, and community to Him. Just as God would spare the 99 to save the one, we’ll reflect on what we are willing to lay aside to see His story of salvation unleashed in the world.