When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.

When we look at the world around us, we get to be amazed at God’s world. And at the same time, there is suffering and heartache all around us. How do you find amazement in that? We’re going to see how Peter chooses to address that suffering by encouraging us that it’s no surprise to God, and that it should actually be expected in the life of a disciple. But how do we continue to glorify God, even in the suffering. As a church, we’re called to endure, and trust in Jesus.