In light of the great reality that we are a chosen people that belong to Him, how should we live on the earth? Peter turns much of his letter from verse 11 of chapter 2 to addressing the importance of living rightly in a world that hates us.

Chapter 2 of II Peter enters into a passionate description of the fulfillment of the Messiah from three Old Testament scriptures foretelling "The Cornerstone" of the Jewish faith.

"Are you saved laddie!!?" This question from an elderly Irish woman took me by surprise. But also got me thinking. In I Peter chapter one, we see God's plan of salvation laid out as something that's past, present, and future. Huh??! How can it be all three?!! Answer me that and I'll tell you if you're saved, laddie!!

"Who do you say that I am?" This question that Jesus asked his disciples is the core question that every human on earth must face. Will he be just a teacher? prophet? or is he the Messiah?

What does 'honoring your parents' look like? How can we honor things that are dishonorable? Is there ever a time to disobey?

Do you have trouble connecting in the relationships that are right in front of your face? You're not alone. Jesus tells the story of two sons struggling in relationship with their father. One struggled with shame. The other with pride and unforgiveness.

How do we raise up a generation that knows God? What does "modern Christian discipline" look like? How can a single parent fill the gaps of a missing father/mother in the home?

Roles of Husbands & Wives in a Christian marriage. If you're a Christian misogynist hoping for a "wives are the doormat" sermon, you'll be disappointed.

Pastor Aaron debunks some of the stigma of being single in the church, and looks at the tremendous possibilities for singles to experience fruitfulness and family in the kingdom of God.

Marriage and family boundaries are not a bummer. They aren't there to keep us restricted, but to protect us so that we can maximize the joy, passion, creativity, and unity that God meant for us to live in.