Reflecting a Living Hope in the Home - I Peter 3.1-7

Reflecting Jesus When Others Treat Us Poorly - Eric Fridge - I Peter 2.18-25

Identity Matters - I Peter 2.11-17

The House that God Built - 1 Peter 2:4-10

Loving and Longing - 1 Peter 1:22-2:3

I Peter 1.13-21 - Prepare Your Mind

Sunday April 30, 2023 Service

Our Hope - I Peter 1.1-12

Study of I and II Peter - Living Hope. Intro

Seeing and Believing - Easter 2023 at CCBC

The King We Want - John 12 - Daniel Ostendorff

Grasping For Grace - Genesis 32 - Andy Garcia

Daniel Ostendorff - March 19, 2023

Daniel Ostendorff - March 12, 2023

When opposition grows, it rarely comes from just one direction. In Nehemiah chapter 4, the people rebuilding Jerusalem's walls faced ridicule, the threat of violence, and discouragement from within their own ranks. These three threats follow a pattern that shows up in marriages, finances, callings, and faith today. Nehemiah's response was not complicated, but it was consistent. He prayed first, kept working, acted with wisdom, and reminded the people of who God is. The result was that God frustrated the plans of those who opposed the work, and the building continued. When fear grows large and an easier path starts to look appealing, the answer is to fix your eyes back on the God who is great and awesome. He has not left you to face this alone.