In this insecure world, we have the Gospel of Jesus Christ in which we stand secure as our Living Hope.
Living Hope
Sermons in this series
Gospel Proclaiming Marriage
October 25, 2026Pastor:Tom Macy
Sermon Notes
Join us as Tom Macy guides us through the third of three categories where Peter calls his readers to “Be subject to…” In this case, he speaks to marriage, specifically the “silent witness” of respectful behavior as the wife’s response to her unbelieving husband. Likewise, the husband is called to honor his wife as an equal heir of God’s grace.
An Example of Suffering
October 18, 2026Pastor:Nick Carter
Sermon Notes
The thought of submission is difficult for American Christians; and suffering under unjust leaders is something we can’t tolerate. But Peter’s letter to those who had it much harder than we do are told to “endure… while suffering unjustly.”
For the Lord's Sake
October 11, 2026Pastor:Nicholas Piotrowski
Sermon Notes
How can we live distinctly as Christians in a way that glorifies God? Peter helps us understand how we can be good citizens but still set apart [holy] in our culture.
The Living Temple of God
October 4, 2026Pastor:Tom Macy
Sermon Notes
Being a Christian is not just an individual relationship with God but becoming the new temple in which God lives in and among His people. Join us as we gather for worship including taking the Lord’s Supper and taking a biblical tour of the temple construction site.
The Imperishable Word
September 27, 2026Nick Carter
Sermon Notes
Peter gives us the unwelcome reminder that we will all wither like grass, but there is something that never perishes where we can place our hope and grow into salvation.
Living in Hope
September 20, 2026Tom Waltz
Sermon Notes
What does it mean practically to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead? Preaching from 1 Peter 1:13-21, Tom Waltz will help us focus on practical ways our lives are reoriented by our inheritance in Jesus Christ. Join us for Living in Hope!
Living Hope
September 6, 2026Pastor:Tom Macy
Sermon Notes
In this world of daily uncertainty with dangers all around, the letter of 1 Peter starts with a powerful declaration of our hope and security in the Triune God.