In this message we look at the assumption that Christianity hates... (fill in the blank). Yet, God's word clearly tells us we're to love all people. Let's unpack these 2 disparate views and learn what to do about the huge gap between them.

Christianity is all about going to heaven, right? That's what a lot of people think. But if that's true, why are we celebrating a resurrection on Easter?

In this concluding message of this series in 1 Peter, he challenges us to relate to one another in the Church so that the world can't help but see we are different.

It is so easy to end up in a loveless marriage, or divorced and moving on. Is there hope for a marriage that is difficult? Is there hope if you are married to an unbeliever? Let's see what God teaches about living in contrast to the world in our marriages.

Who do you work for? What do you work for? Peter seems to know something about work and suffering and has something to teach us.

How do we live as Christians in a political world? We are looking into 1 Peter for answers on this.

We're back in 1 Peter with this series, and we'll find ourselves facing the same challenge as they did: In an antagonistic world, how do we gain a hearing so we can share the gospel?

Most of us want to share the gospel, and we know Jesus told us to do so. Why is it so hard for us to do it? Because it offends people. Let's tackle this together.

Last week we learned that real reconciliation results from loving confrontation. In this message we deal with

but today we deal with the opposite side of last week: What if you are the one being confronted?

In this series we've been challenged to take responsibility, overlook, and forgive, and you may have had in the back of your mind something like, "But you don't know what so-and-so did to me. Does this mean I just roll over, let them back in my life?" Not necessarily, but...