The Christ Church Conway Podcast

In this episode we are looking at 1 Peter 2:13-17. Here Peter reminds us that God desires our submission to the earthly authorities He has put in place.

In this episode we look at 1 Peter 2:11-12. Here Peter moves into the body of his letter, urging the elect exiles to abstain from fleshy passions.

In today’s episode we are looking at John 1:14a. The incarnation of the Son of God brought the sanctifying presence of God to his people in fulfillment of the OT promises.

In this episode we look at 1 Peter 2:9-10. Here we find on of the richest, biblical-theological passages pertaining to the identity of the people of God.

In this episode we look at 1 Peter 2:6-8. Peter supports his argument of being rejected by men but chosen and precious in God’s sight with the Old Testament, reminding his people that the kingdom of God, and we the living stones of the kingdom, can only be built around Jesus.

In this episode we are looking at 1 Peter 2:4-5. Peter compares us to Jesus, the living stone, reminding us that like him, though we be rejected by men, we are chosen and precious in God’s sight and being built up into something beautiful.

In this episode we look at WCF 1.8. Here we are reminded while God has preserved his word in Hebrew, and Greek, and while these original texts are authoritative, in God’s care for His people who don’t know Hebrew and Greek, He works through His Word translated.

In this episode we look at 1 Peter 2:2-3. Having called us put off our self-protective flesh, Peter gives us the better way of sustenance, the Lord himself.

In this episode we are looking at 1Peter 2:1. Peter begins to help us understand how to love one another earnestly.

A reading of what else was going on with the birth of Christ.

A reading of the story of the birth of Christ.

A reading of the story leading up to the birth of Jesus.

In this episode we are looking at WCF 1.7. This paragraph reminds us that even though some parts of Scripture are difficult to understand, the gospel is clearly given in such a way that all may understand.

In this episode we are looking at 1 Peter 1:24-25. Peter takes us back to the book of Isaiah to remind us that God’s Word will endure.

In this episode we look at 1 Peter 1:23. Here Peter reminds us of the reality of our new birth in Jesus Christ, through the Word.

Today we look at Mark 4:24-25. We are commanded to pay attention to what we hear, that is the Gospel, because faith comes through hearing.

In this episode we are looking at 1 Peter 1:22. Here Peter calls us to love one another even in the midst of suffering. We can only do this if we are thoroughly grounded in the hope of the gospel.

In this episode we look at 1 Peter 1:21. Here Peter reminds us that our hope is in the God who undoes death and humiliation.

In this episode we are looking at 1 Peter 1:20. Here we are reminded that Jesus was both foreknown and revealed for us. Our redemption is secure because it began with the triune God before the foundations of the world.

In this episode we look at WCF 1.6. This paragraph is about the sufficiency of Scripture; however, it also reminds us that although Scripture is sufficient, we need the Spirit to illumine our hearts and minds if we are to understand and accept it.

In this episode we are looking again at 1 Peter 1:17-21. Peter reminds us that our motivation in the Christian life is not to be ransomed, but that we have been ransomed by the blood of Christ.

In this episode we are looking at 1 Peter 1:17-21. We will study this passage over the next several days. Today we see that having God as our Father means we are to live as his children.

In this episode we are looking at Mark 4:21-25. Jesus reminds us that we must let the light of the Word shine and not be hidden.

In this episode we continue looking at 1 Peter 1:14-16. As Christians, we are called to holiness. This call is based on and patterned after the holiness of the one who has called us into fellowship with himself.

In this episode we continue looking at 1 Peter 1:14-16. Peter sets up a contrast between conformity to our former passions and holiness, calling us out of the passivity or conformity.