In this Psalm, David cries out to God, knowing that He alone is ultimately satisfying, sustaining, and faithful.

In these verses, Paul takes us back to eternity past, to describe what God was busy planning before time began.

In this divinely inspired postscript, Peter's final words help his readers and us encounter the God of all grace.

As this letter comes to a close, Peter draws our attention to the promised future for all who trust in Jesus.

This passage helps us see God's perspective on what to do with our guilt.

In this passage, Peter exhorts his readers to firmly resist the devil by standing firm on the promises and character of God.

As we consider this passage together, we will discover that it is the character of God and His personal care that informs and inspires the creation and cultivation of humility.

In this passage, Peter specifically addresses pastors but also offers wisdom for the flocks that they shepherd.

In this passage, Peter provides a soul-searching theology of suffering for his readers and for us.

In this message from Peter’s first letter, we find an important expression of godliness that we are called to pursue in this final phase of God’s unfolding plan of redemption.