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Pastor Jim shares in 1 Peter 3:8-12 (NLT) the importance of living a peaceful and loving life. To enjoy life and see many happy days, we should keep our tongue from speaking evil and our lips from telling lies. We should turn away from evil and do good, search for peace, and work to maintain it. By living in accordance with these principles, we will be able to enjoy a long and prosperous life.
Pastor Billy's message based on 1 Peter 2:8b-10, focuses on how our destiny reflects what we do with the message of Jesus Christ. Additionally, Pastor Billy encourages the congregation to take a glance back at their journey to see how far they've come, and to use that encouragement to keep moving forward.
Being a lively stone, defies the natural and requires the supernatural. Pastor Billy's walks us through 1 Peter 2:4-8, Acts 2:12-15 while emphasizing on the idea that the existence of a design implies the existence of a designer, and warned against pride and following ways that may seem right but ultimately lead to destruction.
Pastor Ken shows us how to build our lives on the solid foundation of God's word by taking a closer look at 1 Peter 1:22-25 (NKJ). Through practical examples and insightful teachings, he explains how we can apply these verses to our daily lives and experience the transformative power of God's word. Join us as we discover how to grow in our faith and build a firm foundation that will withstand any challenge.
Pastor Jeremy presents Three Unquestionable Keys for Holy Living: a healthy fear of God, a desperate understanding of one's need, and unwavering faith and hope. Through this message, we can gain practical insights on how to live a holy life that is pleasing to God
In 1 Peter 1:6-7, we are reminded that trials and hardships will come our way in life. However, we can find the good in these situations and use them to strengthen our faith. As we face challenges, we are refined like gold, becoming stronger and more resilient. Let us remember to seek the good in all circumstances and trust in God's plan for our lives.
1 Peter 1:3-5 reminds us that we have been given a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ and that we have an inheritance that is imperishable and reserved in heaven. We are protected by the power of God through faith, and we can trust in the salvation that is ready to be revealed in the last time. Let us hold fast to this hope and trust in God's mercy and power.