The final part of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, now reflecting on everything learned through the day of Pentecost. The giving of God's Holy Spirit is a sign of the reign of Christ, and there is evidence to how that reign causes change in the world.

Part 6 of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, now turning to how Christians should view and treat one another. Before there were instructions on how Christians should treat and respond to non-Christians in times of hostility, but now there is the reminder and charge to fall back on the family of believers during troubling times.

Part 5 of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, this week focusing on the promise and assurance God gives his people. So far there has been the emphasis on striving through persecution and suffering, but we are reminded of the work done for us beyond our control.

Part 4 of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, looking at the consequence of being a separate and holy people of God. In looking at several instances of Christian response too the world, we see how our character changes to make a longer impact on others.

Part 3 of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, now focusing on the people of God as a whole. We see out how the individual faith moments contribute to form "the holy nation", and the message behind such a formation.

Part 2 of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, this week delving further into the idea of action on part of Christians in the kingdom. On holiness and what it inspires and reminds the people of God to pursue.

The beginning of a series on 1 Peter for the Easter Season, exploring the idea of the rule and authority of Christ that has now come. This week we explore the idea of suffering as a Christian and the contribution it makes to the kingdom.

Traditionally during Easter Christians focus on the resurrection accounts in Scripture, but how does this event fit into the whole of Scripture in terms of fulfilled promise? Through the writings of the prophet Jeremiah we gain insight and deeper meaning about our risen king.

A special message for Holy Week, focusing on the sacrifice of Christ and the betrayal we have all given to him at one time or another. To focus on that moment brings us more into the story of the passion, and better prepares us for the true hope the resurrection brings.

Holy Week is the culmination of everything prepared for in the season of Lent, and the climax to the grand narrative of God's salvation. But it is not an event we just watch from a distance, but one that we live in every moment of our lives. Understood by the words of the prophet Isaiah that confront who we are and show us what we should become.