Broadcasts

Most people are familiar with the parable of the Good Samaritan. It’s a nice story about loving others and being the bigger person. Isn’t it?

How good do we have to be to get into heaven? J.D. Greear answers that question as we jump into a brand new series called, In Earth as it Is in Heaven.

As we come to the end of our time in First Peter, our theme has been “together we endure”—together, we press through difficult times.

In the middle of summer heat you know how good a moment of shade can feel, like when you’re in a parking lot and look for that one tree to park under.

We’re jumping into a sensitive and controversial subject: the biblical roles of husbands and wives

Our nation has experienced an unusual few years, and the amount of stress that comes with following the authorities set before us is at an all time high.

1 Peter says we’re supposed to be different than the world around us. What does that mean to leave as a citizen of heaven and not of earth?

Grow up. It’s a simple command God gives in 1 Peter. But what does that mean? In our spiritual lives, it can be hard to judge whether or not we’re really “growing up.”

Most of us don’t feel like exiles – we live in communities that we enjoy, with shelter and friendships that sustain us.