Christians Commanded to Live in Fear

In surprising language, Peter exhorts Christians to "conduct yourselves in fear" throughout their years on earth.  This message explores the fear of God, particularly considering God as our Father and as our Judge.

Earlier Meeting Times

Our Tuesday evening Bible Study and Thursday evening Prayer Meeting will now start at 6:30PM instead of 7:00PM, as previously.  This change is effective Tuesday, December 11 and will continue until further notice.

This new time seemed to be more convenient for the majority of the attendees.  Anyone is welcome at these meetings.  Please contact us for location and direction information.

Called to Radical Holiness

Through a series of five commands, Peter exhorts Christians to pursue a life of radical holiness -- in fact to be holy as God is holy.

Prophets, Angels, and the Privilege of Gospel Knowledge

Peter reminds believers of the wonderful privilege of knowing gospel truth.  He does this by pointing us to the Old Testament prophets, who earnestly labored to understand these things and then mentions the angels' desire to "look" into these things.

Joy Unspeakable

In this thrilling verse, Peter describes the normal Christian life as one characterized by a love for Jesus Christ, a faith that sees unseen reality, and a great joy that is indescribable and full of glory.

Various Trials

Trials are a reality of life for all Christians. In 1Peter 1:6-7, the Apostle discusses five aspects of our trials: their variety, duration, necessity, benefits, and final outcome.

Protected by the Power of God

The Apostle Peter provides wonderful reassurance to believers that the power of God Himself will sustain their faith through all the trials and spiritual dangers of life and bring them to the ultimate consummation of their salvation in heaven.  Every child of God will persevere in the faith all the way to glory.