In this powerful sermon by elder John Leavitt, we explore what it means to live as "foreigners and exiles" in a world that often opposes Christian values. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:11-20, we tackle the challenging question: How do we balance our heavenly citizenship with earthly responsibilities?‍

As followers of Christ, we are never alone in our struggles. Drawing from 1 Peter, we discover that Jesus himself went before us, experiencing rejection and pain, yet chosen by God. This shared experience with Christ brings comfort and hope. We learn that as Christians, we are part of a greater community - living stones being built into God's spiritual house. This reminder that we are surrounded by fellow believers who understand our journey can be incredibly reassuring when we feel isolated in our pain.

In this powerful passage, we explore the transformative message of 1 Peter, discovering what it means to live as foreigners in this world with a living hope. Pastor Sam delves into how our identity as God's children should shape our actions, leading us to pursue holiness and love deeply. Discover how the gospel can revolutionize your life and help you grow in your faith. Don't miss this opportunity to taste and see that the Lord is good!