This week we look at some of the reasons why we should be captivated and in total awe of what God has done concerning salvation. Having explained some of the theology behind our salvation, Peter lays out for his readers in vs. 10-12 the history of our salvation.

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This week our passage has to do with the refining of our faith. But what actually is faith? When the bible describes faith, it seems to be described as belief in what is unseen. Does that mean that Christian faith is blind faith?

Peter talks about our faith being tested and proved genuine. Does that mean that God causes suffering in our lives in order to test and prove our faith?

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These 3 verses in 1 Peter 1 are considered a doxology, a short hymn of praise to God. This is still the opening of Peter's letter and he uses it to remind the churches that he's writing to who they are now as believers and what God has done for them and will do for them in the future. The hope of the future, for God's people, is a promised inheritance. What exactly is this inheritance? This morning we look at what Peter says about this inheritance, but also what the rest of scripture says.

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This week we begin a new series. Peter was not only one of the 12 disciples personally called by Jesus, he was also a part of the inner circle of 3 (along with James and John). Peter enjoyed an intimacy and a fellowship with Jesus that not many others did. Peter begins this letter by stating his position an apostle of Jesus Christ and also stating who he is writing to. And who Peter is writing to has a lot to do with what he's about to write to them.

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This morning we finish our series on the church by talking about what it means to belong to a local church and what the biblical basis for church membership is.

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This week our guest speaker Nathan Bingaman shares a word from Galatians chapter 3.

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So far we've looked at who the church are and what the church does. This week we look at how the church does what we have been tasked to do and how this relates to who we are.

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This week we continue our look at what the church is.  Last week we saw that the church are a called out gathering.  We are people who are empowered by the Holy Spirit, centered on the gospel, sent on mission.  This week we focus on what the church does.  And so we look to Acts 2 to see what happened at the very beginning.  How were the early church living?  What were they doing?  How did Jesus and what he had done shape the lifestyles of these first followers of Jesus? 

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This week we take a look at what the bible says about what the church is. Actually a better question is who is the church? A simple answer is that the church is the body of Christ, the people of God, but what kind of people are they? And why did God establish the church in the first place? What was his intention for the church?

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This week we look at two more passages where Matthew points to the Old Testament scriptures with the intention of showing how these prophecies have been fulfilled. First in John the Baptist preparing the way for the Messiah. His message was a message of repentance for the kingdom of heaven was at hand. Jesus also began his ministry with a call to repent because the kingdom was at hand. Was their message the same? And what was this kingdom that they were announcing?

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