1 Peter 3:8-22. Andrew Mihaleff looks at the second half of Peter's third chapter. This at times uncomfortable passage is a call to endure suffering to bear witness to Jesus, and at the some, to be a people that loves His bride. A major truth we can draw from this passage, is that our selflessness paints a picture of our selfless Saviour.

1 Peter 2:11-3:7. Ps Hilary Williams examines Peter's admonition to slaves and women to submit to authorities. A passage commonly misunderstood, Peter tells those in power not to abuse their position, but to give rights back. Where other societies marginalised women, servants and minorities - Christ's message is a clear call to give a voice to the powerless.

1 Peter 2:4-10. In this message, Dharsh Williams looks at the house God is building with His church. We are a chosen people with a new identity, and are built together "like living stones" - alongside Jesus our foundation. We are called out of darkness to use all our lives to worship God - the only One worthy of praise.

1 Peter 1:13-2:3. Ps Louis Baron looks at Peter's clear message to live holy lives here and now. Not because we need to earn anything from Christ - but in response to His incredible grace. Peter implores us to shape our lives based on the future that we are assured of in heaven.

1 Peter 1:1-12. Ps Hilary Williams opens the Unbroken series looking at Peter's opening statements. The apostle tells his readers that they must understand that God allows suffering for the sake of the gospel. These trials not only help to refine us, but will fade away - with the unspeakable joy of an eternity with God awaiting us.