What's disturbing your peace? A difficult decision? Relational conflict? The chaos of the world around us? Only Jesus can give us a supernatural settledness deep in our souls in spite of our circumstances. And this peace leads us to become peacemakers in our church and in our world.

Lasting joy and true happiness comes from knowing Jesus and resting in him. When we just seek to be happy, we end up miserable. When we just seek to know Jesus, we end up with overflowing joy.

Love is the first and foremost fruit of the Spirit. But how do we love like Jesus? Is that even possible? Looking at the familiar yet misunderstood Parable of the Good Samaritan, we learn that when we are loved by Jesus, we can go and love like Jesus.

As we come to the end of this letter, Peter is giving us some final instructions on our faith journey. And the hope is that even if we fall on our faces with pride, feel weighed down by our worries, or get wounded by the enemy, the God of all grace will bring us home safely!

When suffering comes, it kinda shakes us and messes with us. We see it as a meaningless disruption in our lives; like a detour to the good life we want to have. But what if we saw it differently? What if we saw it as a purposeful invitation rather than a pointless interruption?

There is a battle being fought in our minds every day. Sometimes it feels like we’re in a tug-of-war being pulled back into our old way of life. And so we must arm ourselves with the mind of Christ to say no to sin and be set free to love others.

On the road of life, sometimes we get weary and start to waver in our faith. But if we look to Jesus, he will give us courage to keep going as he overcame and so will we!

As Christians we’re called to respond to evil with good. To bless others with our lips and our lives. In this special message to graduates (and all of us), we’re reminded that our “convictional kindness” can lead people to ask about the hope that lies within us.

In 1 Peter 3:1-7, Peter calls husbands and wives to embrace their God-given roles. Because God is in the driver’s seat, and because he is trustworthy and kind, we are free from the need to control or manipulate our spouses to make sure we get our way, and instead can love and support them in a way that blesses them and points others to the hope we have in Jesus.

Surprisingly, when we stoop down low like Jesus, the world stands up and takes notice. Take a listen to this timely message.