Many of us are longing for home—peace, belonging, rest.

Isaiah says God doesn’t wait for us to find our way back. He prepares the road and comes to us.

If you need comfort this Advent, listen to The King Who Brings Love.

True joy isn’t temporary. It’s the presence of the King that results in deep, everlasting Joy. This advent season, learn from Isaiah that the King brings joy through restorative and abundant healing, salvation, and safety.

If you were told that the end is near, how would you live? Peter answers by calling believers to clear-minded prayer, earnest love, and faithful service in the strength God provides. Listen as this passage helps reorder your priorities toward the glory of God through Jesus Christ.

There’s a war on. Peter’s words in 1 Peter 4:1–6 remind believers that the Christian life is fought on a battlefield, not peacetime comfort. He calls us to arm ourselves with the mind of Christ and the motivations that will carry us through suffering to victory.

Why does Peter connect Noah’s ark with the Christian’s salvation in Christ? In 1 Peter 3:18–22, he shows that just as Noah was brought safely through the flood by faith in God’s provision, so we are carried safely through judgment by union with Christ. This passage points us to the suffering Savior who triumphed over sin and death and now reigns victorious, giving every believer confidence to persevere.

What if courage isn’t born in the crisis but forged beforehand in the heart? In this message from 1 Peter 3:13–17, discover how courage and conviction flow from honoring Christ as Lord in your heart. Learn what it means to defend your hope with gentleness and respect.