In this sermon, we begin a new series looking into 1 Peter. This is a letter written by Peter to Christians who were suffering. It was a great encouragement for them and can be for us today.

In this sermon, we discuss why we can praise God and rest in the salvation he offers us. A salvation that has occurred, is occurring, and will be revealed in its fullness in the last days.

In this sermon, we discuss how God uses difficult experiences to help us become more like him. He knows what is best for us and His glory.

In this sermon, we see how God worked through circumstances of the past to bring us to this exact moment. Focusing on God’s promises will help us be most effective today.

In this sermon, we look at the price God paid in order to save us and the extent of that salvation.

In this sermon, we see that if we have a relationship with God that should lead us to love him and others.

In this sermon, we look at how the Word of God can help us to love God, be more like Him, and help others know him too.

In this sermon, we discuss what it means for Jesus to be the Cornerstone, how we align ourselves with him, and how we point others in the right direction.

In this sermon, we look at what it means to be a royal priesthood. What does this mean for our homes, church, and even the entire world?

In this sermon we look at what Peter says about being a good citizen in troubled times.

Easter Sermon: Christ Died For Us So Live For Him.

Submission is a suspicious word in our culture. This sermon has advice for husbands and wives for how to have a better marriage.

Unfortunately, people sometimes mistreat us. This sermon encourages us to respond in a way that honors God when that happens.

This sermon encourages us to respond in a way that honors God when people sometimes mistreat us, and how our suffering can be a testimony in those times.

In this sermon, we learn that God honors those who persevere through suffering for his sake. This passage shows that through Noah but especially through Jesus.

A sermon on this verse, “The end of all things is at hand; therefore be self-controlled and sober-minded for the sake of your prayers.”

Jesus choosing not to sin gives an incredible testimony to his power. Similarly, our choice to flee temptation testifies to God’s power.

This sermon discusses the importance of love and how it covers a multitude of sins. God has given us gifts and we should not complain about getting to use them.

God blesses those who suffer for his sake. We should not expect blessings when suffering for our sins or bad decisions, but we should rejoice when we share in the suffering of Jesus.

The Bible clearly tells leaders to selflessly lead like Jesus, and followers to willingly follow the leaders God has given them.

Peter ends his letter by specifically naming some friends who were helpful to him. Are we that type of friend to those around us?