Peninsula Covenant Church

Teaching Text: 1 Peter 2:18-25

When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Our experience in this world was meant to be foreign—it’s part of what God has planned for His people. The book of 1 Peter will help us identify as an exile, set our hope on Heaven, and become aware of behaviors that we have picked up by living in this world.

Teaching Text: 1 Peter 2:1-10

When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Our experience in this world was meant to be foreign—it’s part of what God has planned for His people. The book of 1 Peter will help us identify as an exile, set our hope on Heaven, and become aware of behaviors that we have picked up by living in this world.

Teaching Text: 1 Peter 2:1-10

When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Our experience in this world was meant to be foreign—it’s part of what God has planned for His people. The book of 1 Peter will help us identify as an exile, set our hope on Heaven, and become aware of behaviors that we have picked up by living in this world.

Teaching Text: 1 Peter 1:13-16

This week's guest preacher: Mark Mitchell, CPC

When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Our experience in this world was meant to be foreign—it’s part of what God has planned for His people. The book of 1 Peter will help us identify as an exile, set our hope on Heaven, and become aware of behaviors that we have picked up by living in this world.

When you know who you are, you'll know what to do. Our experience in this world was meant to be foreign—it's part of what God has planned for His people. The book of 1 Peter will help us identify as an exile, set our hope on Heaven, and become aware of behaviors that we have picked up by living in this world. Teaching Text: 1 Peter 1:3-12

When you know who you are, you’ll know what to do. Our experience in this world was meant to be foreign—it’s part of what God has planned for His people. The book of 1 Peter will help us identify as an exile, set our hope on Heaven, and become aware of behaviors that we have picked up by living in this world.

This Sunday we hear our final installment of the Kingdom Come series.

The Kingdom of God is undeniable and inexplicable. Jesus’ recurring message while walking the planet was that a Kingdom identity and reality was available to everyone through Him. He proclaimed the Kingdom everywhere He went and demonstrated that it was real. He encountered people everywhere, however, who could not see it and would not believe. This series will look at how, through worship, we surrender our lives to God’s Kingdom priorities.

This Sunday, January 19, we will hear our third installment of the Kingdom Come series.

The Kingdom of God is undeniable and inexplicable.  Jesus’ recurring message while walking the planet was that a Kingdom identity and reality was available to everyone through Him. He proclaimed the Kingdom everywhere He went and demonstrated that it was real. He encountered people everywhere, however, who could not see it and would not believe. This series will look at how, through worship, we surrender our lives to God’s Kingdom priorities.

Last Sunday, we began a month-long exploration of what it means for God's Kingdom to come upon the earth, as it is in heaven — and yes, for God's kingdom to meet us where we are, right here at home, work, and PCC.

This Sunday we hear the second message of the series.

We are embarking on a month-long exploration of what it means for God's Kingdom to come upon the earth, as it is in heaven — and yes, for God's kingdom to meet us where we are, right here at home, work, and PCC.

The Kingdom of God is undeniable and inexplicable.  Jesus’ recurring message while walking the planet was that a Kingdom identity and reality was available to everyone through Him. He proclaimed the Kingdom everywhere He went and demonstrated that it was real. He encountered people everywhere, however, who could not see it and would not believe. This series will look at how, through worship, we surrender our lives to God’s Kingdom priorities.