Peter says fiery trials of persecution shouldn't surprise us. But they most certainly would surprise me! What am I not understanding?

Suffering “in the flesh” is part of this fallen world, but we must not let it define us. We are called to live for the glory of God.

Peter gives us instructions on how to work towards the best in life, but how also to be prepared for the worst that may come.

Concluding his comments on important relationships in society, Peter gives us words on marriage.

If you’re trapped in a state of powerlessness, what should you do? What does the cross of Christ teach us here?

Since Jesus is Lord, do we need to respect and be subject to our nation’s government? If so, why?

Peter again describes us elect exiles. But what if we’re stuck in our spiritual lives? What then?

The call to live holy lives does not start with a to-do list of good and bad behaviors. It begins with grace.

Peter says “elect exiles” have a “living hope.” What do these phrases mean for our lives?

In order to live well in this era, we need to understand the shape of the new normal. What happens when Jesus is on the throne?