As he is approaching death Peter urges the church to remain steadfast and fruitful, and thereby obtain entrance into Jesus’ eternal kingdom. To rebuke false teaching in the church and assure them in the Christian faith, Peter directs Christians to the sure, certain, and timeless truth of God's Word.

In 2 Peter 1:1-15, Peter writes to confront false teaching and false teachers within the church. To thwart these anti-Gospel ideas, Peter seeks to anchor Christians in the message of Christ and encourages believers to walk and grow in that message.

We will be encouraged to know that we have everything we need for life and godliness when we have Jesus.

In 1 Peter 5:1-11, the Apostle addresses leadership in the church. Join us as Jim Kramer preaches from this encouragement to elders and young leaders who are under God's authority and who will lead in God's appointed time.

It's ok to ask God "why" in the seasons that we suffer for our Christian faith. What we will learn from God's Word in 1 Peter 4:12-29 will help carry us through hard times with a joyful and Jesus-centered focus. We will see that having an eternal perspective guides us through temporary suffering for our faith.

As Christians’ minds and wills are shaped by the Holy Spirit to reflect the righteousness of Christ, their lives will convey the righteousness of Christ. Unbelievers may respond to this righteous living with repentance and faith, but some may respond in anger and going out of their way to make Christians suffer.

Join us as we look to 1 Peter 4:1-11 and how the Apostle encourages us to think like Jesus and endure suffering righteously.