1 Peter: Almost Outtatime (Part 15)
“Sometimes we spend way more time trying to figure out what are gifts are rather than doing anything with them.” There is a preoccupation on the word soon. In part
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1 Peter: The Win in Sufferin (Part 14)
“Those who have suffered [for Christ] in the flesh are free from the penalty, power, and the presence of sin.” Part fourteen of the First Peter verse-by-verse series begins with
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1 Peter: Immersed in Christ (Part 13)
“You can do all things good and still end up suffering for it.” In part thirteen of the First Peter verse-by-verse series Mark Vanderwier looks at the final verses of
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1 Peter: Storm Warning (Part 12)
“Jesus doesn’t promise a life without storms; He promises us Himself in the middle of each storm.” In part twelve of the First Peter verse-by-verse series Gary Watson looks at
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He Who Overcomes
“No matter what we’ve been through…we are never alone when we have a relationship with Jesus.” Christ has called us to be over-comers, but what do we have to overcome,
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1 Peter: Hey Brother (Part 11)
“When you think different from someone else, realize it’s not wrong, just different.” – Charlie DeBoer. Part eleven of the First Peter verse-by-verse series looks primarily at 1 Peter 3:8-9.
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The Hope of Eternal Life
“Are we living with a great expectation of what’s to come?” In this week’s message we start things off a little differently celebrating Sharon and Charlie DeBoer and their time
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1 Peter: Happily Ever After (Part 10)
“Most people…dream of happily ever after, and the truth is that most never experience that.” Part ten of the First Peter verse-by-verse series leads us into chapter three. Join Mark
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1 Peter: That’s Not Fair! (Part 9)
“There is a God honouring way to live in unfair situations when there is no God honouring way to avoid them.” Join Mark Vanderwier for part nine of the First
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Every Single Day
“It is our hope not just to see more of you in The Word, but to see more of the word in you.” Join Mark Vanderwier as he looks at
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