Numbering Your Days—Psalm 90 (Brett McNeill)
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A heart of wisdom recognizes that while your days on earth are few, how use them determines where you spend eternity.
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If God is for Us Romans 8:29-39, Psalm 44
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God’s love for us is our confidence that no enemy can destroy us and that suffering can only make us more like Christ.
Read MoreHasten Slowly 2 Peter 3:11-18 (Brett McNeill)
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As you await the Last Day, keep your eyes on Jesus, seeking to live lives of holiness and godliness.
Read MoreShepherds for His Flock (Luke 6:12-19)
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Jesus establishes the pattern of caring for his sheep through his appointed shepherds.
Read MoreTwo Crowns (1 Peter 5:1-4 | Deuteronomy 17:14-20 | John 21:15-19)
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Those who wish to be leaders in God’s house must serve with no view to personal gain.
Read MoreFiery Trials (1 Peter 4:12-19)
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Affliction in the life of the Christian can bring joy when we understand that it’s part of what it means to belong to Jesus and that he is using it to make us more like him.
Read MoreA Picture of Greatness (Mark 10:35-45)
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Baptism serves as a picture of the kingdom of Christ—a kingdom of sacrifice and service, esteeming the weak above the strong, and putting others before yourself.
Read MoreThe Great Battle (1 Peter 4:1-11 | Matthew 16:21-28)
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The time spent waiting for Jesus’ return should be spent learning to subdue your selfishness and serving others whether they be inside the church or out.
Read MoreDefending the Hope (1 Peter 3:13-22)
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All Christians should be able to explain why they are confident that heaven awaits them by telling people what Jesus has done for them.
Read MoreThe Strength to Submit (1 Peter 3:1-14 | Psalm 34)
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Peace in life (and in marriage!) is found not in serving yourself, but surrendering to God.
Read MoreWWJD? (1 Peter 2:13-25)
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Entrusting yourself to God requires submitting yourself to others including those who would mistreat you because that’s what Jesus did.
Read MorePut Away All Malice (1 Peter 2:1-12)
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As those who have been rescued from judgment and assured of our eternal inheritance, we should treat outsiders with compassion, not malice.
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