This study covers some very important verses that have major implications on Christian theology.  What does it mean that Christ preached to the spirits in prison?  What role does baptism play in salvation?  Does it wash our sins away or just an outward sign of an inward faith?  Listen in and find out!

In this study we look at how brethren are supposed to be treating each other and how Christians are supposed to be willing to suffer for well doing and why it is honorable.  

Continuing on in the theme of submission, we discuss the roles of husbands and wives and how the scriptures ensure that submission doesn't equal mistreatment.  Listen in to this very important study!

Continuing on in the section of scripture dealing with submission, we go through the difficult subject of slavery.  Listen in as we discuss the differences between horrific American slavery and the slavery we see in the Bible, amongst other topics.

This section of the 1st epistle of Peter begins a very difficult portion of scripture for modern readers regarding the topic of submission to authority.  However, as important as it was in those days, it is just as important, if not more so, in today's culture.  Listen in as we dive into it!

1 Peter chapter 2 starts out by talking about the growth and maturing of a Christian to the explanation of the spiritual house that Christians make up, Christ being the chief cornerstone.  Listen in as we discuss the depth and complexity of these concepts and the impact that they should have on us all.

As the apostle Peter discusses more about how Christians should behave and how Christians have been saved, we dive into the practicality and theological implications of these verses.  Listen in!

Written to Christians who are suffering under incredible persecution, the apostle Peter through inspiration writes words of encouragement to them on the hope that they have to look forward to!

As we begin the epistle of 1st Peter, we go through the first five verses and unpack some of the major theological concepts that are introduced right at the beginning of the book.  Listen in for some great insights!

The apostle Peter wrote two epistles that have been preserved for us still today.  However, there are several issues that are looked at by higher criticism of these books.  How do we answer these criticisms and what can studying the background of these epistles tell us?  Listen and find out!