Continuing the understanding that God redeems his people to reflect his holiness, Brad shows us from 1 Peter 2:18-25 that even in unjust suffering, God's holiness is revealed. The Gospel fuels both our obedience and our endurance to remain steady as faithful witnesses to God's excellencies.

Jerrod shows us from out of 1 Peter that God has called his people to love and to live holy lives in any and every human institution he places us in. First, we will study what Peter states about living as Kingdom citizens under the authority of our government in 1 Peter 2:11-17.

Before Peter addresses honoring authority, work, marriage, and suffering faithfully as sojourners (in 1 Peter 2:11) Peter aims to bolster the faith of his readers on the living and abiding Word of God.

Join us as Hector expounds on Peter's letter revealing that our spiritual growth, our worship, our confidence, and our identification is all based on God’s continued work.

After his initial section in Chapter 1, Peter gives us three requirements in order to stay steady in holy living, fearing God, and loving one another well. Join us as Jerrod expounds on these requirements from 1 Peter 1:13-25.

This sermon from Jerrod Rumley marks the beginning of Shadowbrook Church's fall 2024 series "Steady Sojourners" - a study in 1 Peter, 2 Peter, and Jude. Preaching from 1 Peter 1:1-12 and 5:12-14, we will gain a better overall understanding of Peter's epistle and what we will be learning from Peter's first epistle.