1 Pt. 4:1-11 | One of the staggering implications of the Good News is that it is oriented toward the future, yet lived out in the present. For Christians, their Future is meant to come crashing into the present...for the good of the world.

1 Pt. 3:18-22 | In this admittedly difficult (even, strange!) text, Peter is telling us that Jesus secures a victory for us over all powers —seen and unseen.

Heb. 4:14-5:6 | Guest Preacher, Rev. Ryan Moore, shows us how Jesus is the "Better High Priest" that the OT sacrificial system pointed toward.

1 Pt. 3:8-17 | For Peter, Christians are called to seek the good of those around them...even it means suffering themselves. To do so IS the path to "Good Days".

1 Pt. 3:1-7 | One of the ways that Peter envisions the good news of Christ 'spilling over into the world' will be through marriages that are attractive. In other words, marriages themselves are missional and Peter encourages his readers to think, and live them out, as such.

1 Peter 2:18-25 | Peter highlights that to live as a Christian in this world will likely bring suffering. He doesn't bemoan this, rather gives us resources to be able to stand in the midst of it.

1 Peter 2:11-17 | Peter reminds us that though we have been set free in Christ, they are to use that freedom in radical service to others.

1 Pt. 2:4-10 | Peter shows us here what happens to our Identity when we come to Christ by faith.

1 Peter 1:22-2:3 | When the gospel comes into our hearts, it provides the resource to do life faithfully unto the Lord.

1 Peter 1:22-2:3 | When the gospel comes into our hearts, it provides the resource to do life faithfully unto the Lord.