Series: Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different Sort
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Series: Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different Sort
Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different Sort
Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different Sort, takes us through the powerful 1st century letter of 1 Peter. Though we are 2,000 years removed from that day, nothing has changed. We too must embrace what it means to be strangers and exiles–sinners of a different sort refusing to assimilate with society to the demise of our distinct gospel identity and ethics and refusing to antagonize society to the demise of our gospel influence and mission. We must learn to embody the difference Jesus makes in all of life wherever we find ourselves in this world.1 Peter
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November 24 2020
Speaker: Andrew Arthur
Scripture: 1 Peter
In this message, Pastor Andrew wraps up our series titled Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different Sort. As strangers and exiles journeying towards our true home, we are guided by God’s Word, stabilized by God’s grace, and looking forward to God’s eternal embrace.
1 Peter
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November 17 2020
Speaker: Andrew Arthur
Scripture: 1 Peter
What does 1 Peter 5 teach us about the devil and spiritual warfare? Although the devil is dangerous and determined, he has been defeated, can be resisted, and will be destroyed. Listen and learn more as Pastor Andrew Arthur unpacks 1 Peter 5:8-9.
1 Peter
1 Peter
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November 10 2020
Speaker: Andrew Arthur
Scripture: 1 Peter
Let us celebrate the grace that comes to those who clothe themselves in humility, as seen in 1 Peter 5:5b-11.
1 Peter
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November 3 2020
Speaker: Andrew Arthur
Scripture: 1 Peter
In this sermon on 1 Peter 5:1-5a, explore the difference Jesus makes in how we envision and execute leadership in the life of a local church. Rather than leading from the top down, disciples of Jesus lead—and are led—from the bottom up.
1 Peter
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October 27 2020
Speaker: Andrew Arthur
Scripture: 1 Peter
Pastor Andrew leads us through 1 Peter 4:12-19 as we consider what to do when Christians face suffering–particularly as a result of faith in Jesus. Should we welcome it or walk away from it?
