In one of the last passages of Peter's first letter, we look at three main commands that round out the teachings of the epistle.

In this special Sunday School teaching on Easter Sunday, we look at John's account of the resurrection of Jesus and how it has significance for our lives.

In this recap episode, we look at how Peter begins wrapping up his letter. In this passage, Peter gives some summarizing instruction for elect exiles specific to suffering as a Christian.

Continuing our series in 1 Peter, we look at how Christians are to live out the story of Jesus in the Christian community.

LNBC's DNOW19 focused on the afterlife in light of the biblical story. In session 4, our last session, we looked at the end of the biblical story, how it presents God's commitment to bring Heaven to Earth, and how we can practically be a part of His story.

LNBC's DNOW19 focused on the afterlife in light of the biblical story. In session 3, we looked at Heaven, how the term is used in the Bible, and what it looks like for Christians right now in anticipation of new creation.

LNBC's DNOW19 focused on the afterlife in light of the biblical story. In session 2, we looked at Hell and how it relates to God's commitment to restore his creation and make all things new.

Having spoken to Christ's victory over suffering, we now see how Peter calls Christians to live out Christ's victory in their own battle with killing sin.

Closing out chapter 3 of 1 Peter, we see how Christ's suffering can be a model for us to suffer well and be encouraged in our suffering.

While some people may respond positively to Christians maintaining their good conduct in the world, others may respond negatively with persecution or mockery. In this passage in 1 Peter, we look at how Christians should respond to opposition - how they should suffer well for doing good.