Cross Of Grace

Of the many things we celebrate at Christmas, we are reminded that our covenant-keeping God specializes in the impossible and delights in using the humble to exalt His name.

We are called to honor and submit to human authority as a reflection of our submission to God’s authority.

Guest Pastor Rick Gamache shows us what it means to honor Christ in life and death.

1 Peter 2:11-12 teaches us is this: The internal war against my own sin helps validate my outward witness to the world.

We don’t invent who we are, but we can discover what God has already done, and is doing in us, and it can make all the difference.

We are called to cultivate a longing for God’s Word,which will purify our hearts and unify us as His Church. Jesus is God’s Word that put on human flesh. We will know Him and grow to be like Him by being in the Bible, and by the Bible being in us. To be a people of His Body, we must be a people of His Book.

Guest preacher Shawn Powers uses the parable of the Wandering Sheep to teach us the value of those who are saved and have been lost.

Our text this week shows us, as we grow in God’s holiness, we will also grow in our love for God’s people.

Our text today, reminds us that a heart transformed by God’s grace results in a life empowered to pursue God’s holiness.

The letter of 1 Peter reminds Christians that this saving grace we have received, foretold and fulfilled in Christ, is our greatest treasure.

We have good reason to be encouraged and have hope, because of God’s grace in this life and God’s promises of the what is to come.

This is the beginning of a new sermon series walking through the Book of 1 Peter.

A heart reconciled to God in Christ will result in a life reconciled to others in meaningful fellowship.

Jesus makes a way for true fellowship among God’s people and is only preserved and made fruitful by dwelling continually in the gospel.

We are called to praise God for His love and faithfulness toward us.

It’s good when God’s family lives out life together.

There is no greater joy than to be in God’s presence with God’s people.

God deserves lives of endless thanks from His people.

Fighting for hope often comes through reminding our hearts of God’s promises in Jesus Christ.

Every earthly king will one day bow to the greater King, the Messiah, Jesus Christ.