Dave Becker from Freshwater Church in Bolivar, MO joins us to teach about holistic missions and explain how we can connect with opportunities to serve and teach the gospel all around the world.

By nature we are conformists. But while the world around us is all about personal rights, holding grudges, and getting revenge, we are called to live contrary. We are called to humility. We are called to forgive. And we are called to bless.

1 Peter 3:1-7 talks about wives and husbands. Whether you are either one of those or neither, there is still much to be learned from this passage on what it means to be a woman or a man who is submitting to the Lord.

Everyone is subject to some kind of authority. Not surprisingly, Jesus gave us a perfect example of what it means to live under and submit to authority. 1 Peter 2 also shows us the implications of subjecting ourselves to authority in a godly way.

There is a vast need in our world today. The crazy thing is that we are all the means by which God wants to bring gospel peace in the midst of much brokenness. Join us as we examine what our identity is in relationship to the world we live in.

We have an identity of love and God is calling us to live out that identity. 1 Peter 1:22 calls us to "love one another earnestly from a pure heart." This week we examine our identity as it relates to how God calls us to love one another...

We have seen so far in 1 Peter that God is the great hero of our salvation. But it doesn't stop there. Through true saving faith God changes you. He truly changes your life and makes you holy.

As we continue our series in 1 Peter, we must see that the Scripture covered in each message is not meant to stand alone. They are pieces that fit together, relying on each other to show how suffering produces faith, and faith produces a joy that is...

Everything that is here in this earth will pass away or fail you. Every element of suffering, pain or difficulty that I can think of is a result of something on this earth that has either passed away or failed. Yet God uses suffering to purify your...

It is very easy to make the gospel very you-centered. But the truth is so much better. The truth is the gospel begins and ends with only one hero - and it's not you.