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Sermon from 8-31-25
Hope that never disappoints -- 1 Peter 3:13-15
Discover the blueprint for authentic Christian community in First Peter 3:8-12. This powerful passage reveals how believers can build unity that doesn't demand uniformity but creates harmony like a beautiful choir. Learn what genuine sympathy looks like—moving beyond casual 'I'll pray for you' statements to meaningful action that demonstrates Christ's love. Explore the concept of Philadelphia (brotherly love) and how it transforms relationships within the church family.This message unpacks the importance of tenderheartedness, humility, and peace-making in Christian relationships. Find practical guidance on controlling your speech, responding to mistreatment with blessing rather than retaliation, and actively pursuing peace. Understand why these qualities aren't just nice suggestions but essential characteristics for experiencing God's blessing and attention to your prayers.Whether you're struggling with church relationships, family conflicts, or workplace tensions, this teaching provides biblical wisdom for becoming a person who builds unity rather than division. Learn how to apply these principles through practical steps like pausing before speaking when upset, showing concrete support to struggling church members, and examining your relationships for areas needing restoration. Keywords: Christian unity, brotherly love, church relationships, controlling your tongue, biblical peacemaking, Christian conflict resolution, First Peter Bible study, Christian community, spiritual family, Christian sympathy, humble mindset, blessing enemies, Christian retaliation, spiritual transformation, Christian harmony, body of Christ, Christian suffering, God's blessing, prayer effectiveness, Christian character development, spiritual growth, Christian communication, church harmony, Christian compassion, tenderheartedness. Sermon from 8-24-25
One in Christ -- 1 Peter 3:8-12
Marriage isn't about finding an exit strategy—it's about finding unity in the same direction. When two people are pulling opposite ways, exhaustion follows. Instead of listening to voices telling you to leave, focus on what Scripture teaches: wives cultivating a gentle spirit and husbands loving sacrificially. God's design creates harmony, not division. #MarriageGoals #ChristianMarriage #GodlyRelationships Sermon from 8-17-25
God's plan for marriage -- 1 Peter 3:1-7
Why be an Atheist?
Science vs. Evolution Seminar -- Session 8
Sermon from 8-3-25 (No sound until 4:30.)
Suffering for the cause of Christ -- 1 Peter 2:18-25 (No sound until 4:30.)
Sermon from 7-27-25
Divine allegiance and earthly obedience -- 1 Peter 2:13-17
Sermon from 7-20-25 In 1 Peter chapter 2, believers are given practical steps for spiritual growth following the command to 'Be holy, for I am holy.' Peter begins with a clear imperative to put away malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander - harmful traits incompatible with our new identity in Christ. This isn't automatic; we must make conscious decisions to remove these negative characteristics from our lives.After removing these harmful elements, we're instructed to hunger for God's Word like newborn infants crave milk. This intense desire for spiritual nourishment is essential for growth. Peter then introduces the powerful metaphor of believers as living stones being built into a spiritual house with Christ as the cornerstone. This imagery teaches that we are shaped by God, function together with other believers, and have priestly duties to fulfill. Our true identity as a chosen race and royal priesthood gives us purpose - to bring glory to God through honorable conduct that causes others to glorify Him. The community of believers is essential for this growth process, as we cannot function properly as isolated stones but must be connected to the larger structure of God's spiritual house.
Living as God's chosen people -- 1 Peter 2:1-12
Sermon from 7-13-25
Be holy because He is holy -- 1 Peter 1:13-2:3
Sermon from 7-6-25
Forged in trial, anchored in faith -- 1 Peter 1:6-9, 4:13-19
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