1 Peter

Continuing through 1 Peter 5:1-5, this message turns to how younger leaders and church members are to submit to their elders and clothe themselves with humility toward one another, using Timothy's example to show that maturity, not a

EldersHumility Toward OthersTimothy's Example

Opening a study of 1 Peter 5:1-5, this message examines Peter's apostolic authority and his identification with fellow elders as motivations for faithful shepherding, closing with a personal appeal for prayer as the church looks toward a

EldersApostolic AuthorityPastoral Calling

Concluding the ten pillars series, the message defines the elder's duty and heart from 1 Peter 5 and Acts 6, and addresses whether the church will have more elders, deacons, or committees as it grows under biblically qualified leadership.

EldersChurch PolityServant Leadership

Continuing this study of family obstacles, the message applies 1 Peter 3 to a Christian married to an unbeliever, calling wives to quiet submission and husbands to a sacrificial, Christlike love.

Marriage to an UnbelieverQuiet SubmissionChristlike Love