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Overview
Peter teaches that not all suffering is equal—there is no credit in suffering for wrongdoing, but enduring unjust suffering for doing good is commendable before God. Believers are called to follow Jesus, who did not retaliate, threaten, or defend Himself, but entrusted himself to God. Through Christ’s suffering, we are saved and healed. Because Jesus is our Shepherd and Overseer, we can entrust our lives, our reputation, and our pain to God.
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March 29 - April 5, 2026
Overview
Jesus “called his shot” by predicting his death and resurrection - and then fulfilling it. While many still struggle to believe, the resurrection stands as the central truth of the Christian faith. Through the witness of the women at the tomb, we see that faith is not just about evidence but trust. Because Jesus rose, our sins are forgiven, death is defeated, and our future is secure for all who place their faith in him.
February 22 - March 15, 2026
Overview
LASIK surgery is an amazing procedure that enables people who once needed glasses to see again with 20/20 vision. In John 9, Jesus healed a man born blind to demonstrate his ability to perform spiritual LASIK surgery in our hearts. In this message, we learn from the healing of the blind man how Jesus can remove the scales from our eyes and help us to clearly see God’s goodness and truth in our lives.
January 18 - February 8, 2026
Overview
Most of us do not need to be convinced that it is good to serve. We know that giving of ourselves to do good for others is important. Yet, for all our talk about serving, many of us serve only occasionally. Sinful pride and selfishness get in the way of putting the interests of others ahead of our own. To serve more authentically, we need a new heart – a heart like Jesus – a servant’s heart. Drawing on the message of the prophets Isaiah and Micah, this series uncovers the characteristics of a servant’s heart – characteristics that are present in the heart of Jesus and, by God’s grace, can be present in our hearts too.