PVN College

What is this submission stuff about?  How can It possibly be good for marriage?  For women? How can a Christian support this?  Let's start by learning what Peter is really talking about, and how it connects to everything else in his letter, and what Christ has for our lives.

Sometimes life can be very hard when we try to follow Christ.  We are misunderstood, misrepresented, and mistreated.  How do we react when life is difficult?  How can Christ help us when life is unfair?  Peter tells us.

As Christians, what is our biggest enemy?  Is it the government? Is it other people?  Peter offers another answer.  In the fight of faith, our biggest enemy will always be ourselves.

What defines you? What is at the core of who you are?  Peter brings the best news about the deepest change God's Word can bring.

Now that we have been rescued by God, how should we live while we wait for Christ to return or call us home?

We start our semester-series on the letter of 1 Peter.  The Christians of Peter's day were suffering and scattered.  It was a dark time.  How does Peter comfort these brothers and sisters?  He uses a deep truth of God's Word; one that is comforting for us even today.

In a bonus round from our Tough Questions series last semester, Ryan walks us through what the Bible teaches on Same Sex Marriage.

Who are the people in our life that are the hardest to love? Why is it so hard? In Acts chapter one, Jesus sets the tone for the New Testament Church in one of the most challenging, and beautiful statements of all time.  He also reminds His people that in Him, they will have all the help they need.

Tonight we close out the semester by hearing Ty McArthur talk through the wonderful book: Gentle & Lowly.  You know what Christ did for you.  But do you know how He feels about you?  The news is both shocking and wonderful.

Further Resources

Gentle & Lowly - Book

Gentle & Lowly - Hymn

What is God doing in frustration?  What is He doing when some doors stay closed?  Ryan closes out our series on Calling.