Sermon on 1 Peter 5:6-14

Sermon on 1 Peter 5:1-5

The worst thing we can do with our suffering is decide that it is meaningless. The Bible actually teaches us that God intentionally uses our suffering for our good and his glory. But how? Listen in to find out.

Suffering is unavoidable; and sometimes, seemingly impossible to endure. But Peter's words to the most vulnerable in society help us see that it is precisely in our suffering that the gospel of Jesus Christ is most clearly put on display. Listen in to learn more.

Very little can cause conversations to heat up and relationships to be frayed more quickly than politics. What do we do in a world full of disagreement about our relationship to our governing officials? Listen in to this sermon to hear how Christ's kingdom helps us love others within our nation.

In a world that seems to be crumbling under our feet, we ask "is there any lasting hope?" When we look at the apostle Peter's teaching, we see that it is actually the church that is able to withstand the tumult of life on this planet. God's plan for the church is much bigger than we often think, so lets look at what Scripture reveals and embrace the beauty of God's design and find the assurance that our hope is not in vain.