Our Messages

Every person in the body of Christ has a purpose. We are all called to serve and we have been built as living stones that fit together perfectly to build the body of Christ.

Everyday we have a choice to look forward towards a goal or stay where we are at. Paul said he forgets what lies behind and looks forward to the upward call of Christ.

In this Final chapter, Peter Exhorts the leaders to lead well, and reiterates to the rest of the church to be sober minded and watchful.

In chapter 4 of 1 Peter, Peter speaks to two topics. The first is being a steward of God's grace and the second is having an understanding that as Christians, we will suffer and endure trials.

Pastor Joseph teaches on how it is better to suffer for doing good than for doing evil. If you suffer for righteousness sake, you will be blessed.

Peter gives direction is how we ought to live as Christians. Wives should be subject to their husbands and husbands should love, honor, and lead their wives well. In addition, we should love one another and strive for unity of mind.

As Christians, we are to be subject to all human institutions in authority over us and endure suffering even from those who are unjust. When we do good and live a life that is Godly and Christ like, we silence the ignorance of those who are causing our suffering.

Pastor Joseph continues in our series on the book of 1 Peter. In this lesson, we see that we are a chosen priesthood, being built together as living stones, based on Jesus as the chief cornerstone.

As Pastor Wayne continues the series on Peter, we learn that we should be holy in everything we do as we walk with God.

Today we start a series delving into the book of 1 Peter. In this first part, we see that we are born again to a living hope with an imperishable inheritance.

In our most troubling times, God is always there for us. We must put our Trust in God and believe he will protect us because he is faithful.

In our Christian walk, we must walk in the authority given to us by God. We must understand and not be afraid to use the power he has given us to serve him.