6-28-20 1 Peter 3b- Living with hope, even while suffering

If we are going to persevere in the midst of suffering we will need help. One of the things that scripture shows over and over again is that if God gives us a legitimate need for something, God will also provide us with a means to meet that need. At the end of 1 Peter 3, Peter shows us how God is helping us to persevere.

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6-21-20 1 Peter 3- Instructions on Marriage

Peter continues his exhortations about how the church is supposed to live by addressing marriage.

How do husbands and wives work together? What happens if one of you is not a believer? How can our marriages be a means in which others can come to faith in Christ?

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5-31-20 The Wind is Blowing- Pentecost Sunday- Pastor Eric Schlukebir

Pentecost Sunday was our first Sunday back together again after moving worship services online because of Covid-19. In addition to that, our country experienced a wave of protests and rising violence in the wake of the killing of George Floyd in Minnesota.

Pastor Eric preaches about how Pentecost connects to current events. The entire worship service is posted here, the sermon starts at the 22 minutes mark.


5-17 1 Peter 1

1 Peter is a book written by Peter to several churches in Turkey. They are churches who are suffering greatly, and Peter is encouraging them towards faithfulness despite their suffering. 1 Peter serves as a relevant text for us in 2020.


5-10 The End of the Story

The last book of the Bible is called Revelation. It is a letter written to churches by a man named John. The letter describes a vision in which God showed John what would happen at the end of time. Revelation is an interesting, and difficult book. But it is a book filled with hope that God is bringing His Story to its conclusion.


5-3 Paul's Final Days

Saul’s name was changed to Paul. Instead of travelling the world persecuting Christians, he travelled the world preaching the good news about Jesus and starting churches. Several letters he wrote to the churches are preserved in the New Testament.


4-26 Paul's Mission

As the church grew, it also faced opposition. One of its earliest opponents was a man named Saul. While Saul was travelling around persecuting Christians Jesus appeared to him, and Saul became its most famous missionary.