Lake Murray BC Podcast

The Incarnation is one of the greatest beauties and mysteries in the Christian faith. In today's sermon, we look at the end of John's prologue to discover what the Incarnation tells us about who God is, what we need, and why Jesus was sent.

John continues his prologue with a further description of the light and his mission in the world. In today's passage, John offers his readers an encouragement, a warning, and invitation to consider as they look to the light.

In the middle of his prologue, John takes a few verses to introduce John the Baptist, who came as a witness to the light. In today's sermon, we consider who John was and how he helps us to see who Jesus is.

At the conclusion of 1 Peter, Peter writes to the churches in Asia Minor with final exhortations and encouragements. As we complete our series we discover the importance of humility and hope as we seek to stand firm in our faith. 

As the final chapter of 1 Peter begins, Peter writes to the church about the importance of the shepherds and elders to lead the congregation. In today's sermon, we see how the gospel transforms all of our relationships for the glory of God.

As the letter of 1 Peter begins to wind toward a conclusion, Peter returns to one of the primary themes of the letter: suffering. In today's sermon, we discover how Christians can both endure and rejoice as they experience hardship for the sake of Christ.

1 Peter 4:1-11 teaches believers how to live in light of the end times, in our suffering and in our service.

Peter encourages the believers to be Christ-like in their character, righteous in their living, and steadfast in their witness as they seek to be faithful in a hostile world. 

Peter continues his encouragement to Christians to live as faithful exiles in the world in his exhortations to husbands and wives. In today's sermon we discover how God's good design for marriage and the home is a testimony to the gospel in a world looking for hope.

Peter writes to the churches in Asia Minor who were struggling under the weight of cultural, social, and political hostilities. In today's sermon, we see how Peter encourages the Church to live faithfully, submit humbly, and endure suffering as a testimony to Christ.