1 Peter 1:6-12

Paul--the greatest church planter, the most prolific author, the one who performed miracles, survived beatings and saw visions from the Lord--introduces himself in Titus 1:1 as a servant and a messenger. He doesn't introduce himself as a powerful leader or dynamic chief strategist of Christianity, but as a servant-messenger. You may have heard of being a servant-leader, but Paul viewed servant-messengership as important or perhaps more important than servant-leadership. If we as a church or individual believers want to grow, we need to have that same servant-messenger mindset. We invite you to listen in as we begin our journey through the book of Titus, finding out what it means to be a servant-messenger.

Listen in to the sermon from Sunday morning as Alan Seaborn brings a message of relational unity from Philippians 2. We pray and trust this will be a blessing and encouragement to your life today.

1 Peter 1:3-5

1 Peter 1:3-5

Our guest preacher this past Sunday, Mike Fritz, challenged us from Hebrews 12:1-2 to run the race. He gave us practical tips from Scripture to how we can run our race of faith well while we are still on this earth. Join us and listen in as Mike Fritz calls us to action in our faith.

1 Peter Introduction

I Am the True Vine

I Am the True Vine

1 Peter Introduction