Living well in difficult times is a constant struggle. Join us as we study the Apostle Peter's letter to early Christians who also struggled. 1 Peter is full of hope for living well as followers of Jesus.

Living well in difficult times is a constant struggle. Join us as we study the Apostle Peter's letter to early Christians who also struggled. 1 Peter is full of hope for living well as followers of Jesus.

Continuation of our Living Well Series.  Living well in difficult times is a constant struggle. Join us as we study the Apostle Peter's letter to early Christians who also struggled. 1 Peter is full of hope for living well as followers of Jesus.

Living well in difficult times is a constant struggle. Join us as we study the Apostle Peter's letter to early Christians who also struggled. 1 Peter is full of hope for living well as followers of Jesus.

Living well in difficult times is a constant struggle. Join us as we study the Apostle Peter's letter to early Christians who also struggled. 1 Peter is full of hope for living well as followers of Jesus.

Living well in difficult times is a constant struggle. Join us as we study the Apostle Peter's letter to early Christians who also struggled. 1 Peter is full of hope for living well as followers of Jesus.

Jesus taught us to love our enemies, but it's even hard to love someone that you disagree with! Division seems the norm because our nation, families, and even churches have not figured out how to be in community with each other and be in disagreement. As the church, God's people in an evil world, let's be open to a different way. This Sunday Jason will challenge you to elevate love more than you ever have.

In this past year, we have heard a lot about cancel culture. Whether it's a politician, celebrity, or a close friend, we have to consider how to respond to others sin or values we disagree with. Pastor Nelz will encourage you to consider the key question "What does love require of me?". 

This week we'll tackle another tough cultural topic, politics. How can you respond in those heated discussions as a believer? How can we disagree and still be in community with each other?

This past year has been divisive, emotional, and at times violent in our nation. How can you respond? What does the Bible teach us about loving others in this current political climate? Pastor Nelz and Pastor Esther will kick off this series with a dialogue about racism.