Listen now to The Pursuit of Happiness, a message from Psalm 1.

As our series through 1 Peter concludes, let's take a look at the final verses. Know this--God loves you, the devil is after you, and you are called to His eternal glory in Christ.

As we near the end of 1 Peter, this passage includes a charge for leaders, a challenge for the young, and a call to everyone.

Listen now to Pitfalls, the message from 1 Peter 5:1–5 from the Strangers in a Strange Land series.

As elect exiles, we know that we will suffer. Peter calls us to suffer with joy, righteousness, and trust.

How should we live knowing Jesus' return is imminent? Pastor Jeff Bucknam offers four recommendations from God's Word.

• Arm yourself for suffering

Listen now to From Now Until the End, the message from 1 Peter 4:1–11 from the Strangers in a Strange Land series.

Salvation is not so much being in heaven as it is being in God. God is the treasure. And no matter how dark and troubling the days seem, Jesus assures ultimate victory!

Living as strangers in a strange land, God calls us to a different standard—even when life is hard. God calls us to love with humility, repay with blessing, rest with trust, and answer with hope.

Does our conduct, our manner of life, reflect Jesus Christ in every area? Our conduct can win others, reveal our true adorning, and should be honoring.

Listen now to Manner Matters, the message from 1 Peter 3:1–7 from the Strangers in a Strange Land series.

Living as elect exiles often means living counterculturally. But the Lord asks us to, "Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor." 1 Peter 2:17 How do we obey the government's rules and honor God? Often that means we will need to learn how to suffer differently for the cause of Jesus Christ.

Listen now to Witness When the World Is Watching, the message from 1 Peter 2:13–25 from the Strangers in a Strange Land series.

Why do we continue in sin when we know it will kill us? And why do we struggle to follow Jesus? Because we're in a war! Stay in the fight to live like a follower of Jesus Christ. Christian conduct is fueled by Christian position, results from winning the inner war, and has apologetic power.