One’s outlook is made up of one’s consideration, understanding and expectation. These three elements result in a certain outcome. Peter writes to those who are suffering because of their faith and encourages them to have the outlook of a Believer and trust the outcome by considering the following:

Peter encourages his readers to prepare for the best in the worst of times

Marriages aren’t made in heaven; however, they should have a heavenly design. A Godly marriage is a Christ centered marriage. It is not one without challenges, but when they come, He will guide you through to the other side.

Four Key things to remember when walking through life with God

Peter challenges his readers to respond to their salvation by living a life that is different from the world in the following ways.

Peter wrote this letter to encourage believers who were facing trials and persecution. His words offer joy and hope in times of uncertainty. He bases his confidence on what God has done for us in Christ Jesus.

Dr. John Stott states that the concept of resurrection lies at the very heart of Christianity, and that if you remove it, Christianity is destroyed. With that in mind, let’s examine why the resurrection matters and changes everything.

Zacchaeus’ curiosity led him to climb up in a tree to get away from the crowd and see Jesus. However, he had such a personal encounter with Jesus that it caused him to climb down and take responsibility that led him to action. Let’s examine what it means to be stuck up in a tree and then climb down at the Lord’s bidding.

Jesus responded to the boldness of Bartimaeus’ faith. We too, must overcome our reluctance, fear, and doubt and boldly call on the Name of Jesus.

Leaving Behind Childish Things