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Quick question for this Sunday: Have you spent this week preparing your heart and mind for the corporate gathering? Is there a weekly routine you practice preparing yourself to come into the house of the Lord for worship? Join with us this morning as we take a deeper dive into Ecclesiastes 5:1-2 to gain a fuller understanding of how we can be best prepared to worship our Holy God together!

What do you do when life’s challenges feel greater than your strength? This morning, we will learn how to experience God’s triumph in the midst of our trials as we conclude our study of 1 Peter.

As believers in Christ, we are called to do more than gather together; we are called to grow together. This Sunday we will explore how 1 Peter 5:5 gives us the wisdom we need to thrive in God’s shepherding care.

Who has helped you follow Christ through both their words and the way they lived? In Part 2 of The Marks of True Spiritual Leadership, we will see how 1 Peter 5:1–4 calls elders to lead God’s people and challenges each of us to consider the example we are setting for others.

What distinguishes faithful spiritual influence from leadership that merely looks successful? In the first of two messages from 1 Peter 5:1–4, we will hear Peter’s counsel to elders and consider what it teaches all of us who care for, encourage, and lead others in our sphere of influence.

A house can look strong on the outside while serious problems remain hidden beneath the surface until we identify them. That can be true of us, too. What do the pressures of life reveal about us, and how should we respond when faithfulness to Christ becomes difficult? We discover the answers we need as we explore Peter’s challenging words in 1 Peter 4:17–19.

Trials do more than make life difficult. They reveal what our faith is made of. When faithfulness to Christ costs something, 1 Peter 4:12–16 shows us how to stand firm without becoming discouraged or ashamed and how our response can testify to Christ's sufficiency.

What has God placed in your life that He intends to use for the benefit of others? In 1 Peter 4:10–11, we discover that each believer is gifted to serve so that we all grow together for the glory of God through Jesus Christ.

How then shall we live in light of the end of all things and Christ’s return? In 1 Peter 4:7–9, Peter offers a timely and deeply practical answer that challenges us to consider how our future hope is shaping our lives today.

Amazing Grace: How Sweet the Sound! God’s grace does more than save us from sin’s penalty—it transforms us for a new way of life. Through Christ, we are empowered to turn from sinful desires, pursue holiness, and live the time God gives us for His will and glory. Join us as we explore 1 Peter 4:1-6 and continue in our series, "The Transforming Power of Living in the Hope of Christ."

Have you ever failed so badly that you wondered whether God could still forgive you and renew you? Scripture reveals that spiritual failure rarely happens all at once; it unfolds through recognizable steps that we can learn to identify and avoid. Today we will discover how focusing our faith on Jesus can lead us from shame and failure into forgiveness, restoration, and living in hope.

We often turn to prayer in a crisis, but what would change if prayer became the way we lived every day? In the capstone passage of our "Standing Strong: Living in the Power of the Armor of God" series, we will discover how a life of prayer enables us to rely on God’s strength, stand firm in the spiritual battle, and enjoy deeper fellowship with Him from Ephesians 6:18-20.

“The B-I-B-L-E, yes that’s the book for me, I stand alone on the Word of God, the B-I-B-L-E!” There is such truth, hope, conviction, and promise expressed in this short old Sunday school song. Why can the believer proclaim this with such confidence? Join with us this morning as we explore the understanding and application of putting on and taking up the Sword of the Spirit as part of the Armor of God.

This morning, we are exploring the next piece of the Armor of God—the Helmet of Salvation. Salvation is not just a past event or a future promise; it is a present reality that strengthens our minds and fills us with hope. Join us as we continue our “Standing Strong” series with the Helmet of Salvation—the piece of armor that protects our minds and secures our hope.

I grew up in the golden age of late-night infomercials and “As Seen On TV” products. Some became well known and others disappeared altogether. My question was always the same. Do these products actually work? You may have the same question regarding the armor of God. Does it work when the enemy attacks? How do I use the armor to have victory in the battle? As we look at Ephesians 6:16 this morning, we will see how to use the shield of faith to triumph in the battle! And, yes, it works!