1 Peter: Live Different
Why do Christians try to live differently to the rest of the world? What does that look like? Starting Sunday the 3rd of May – we will be checking out what Peter wrote almost two thousand years ago to people just like us, to help them answer these very questions. We hope you check out the sermons during our Sunday gatherings and the follow up Q&A over the next ten weeks as we dig into God’s words to us.
New Devotions
A new series also means new devotional emails. To get the latest reading plan so that you can follow along – go to www.saltchurch.info/getdevotions
Sermon recordings
Respond to Christmas like the Angels and Charles Wesley who wrote this carol: Give glory to King Jesus by treasuring him, and seeing his glory - that in Jesus, God…
We all have a story to tell of injustice or being hurt by someone. God's way for us to deal with it is radically good but also really hard. The…
Are God's commands bad or beautiful, & unrealistic or achievable? They're beautiful & achievable b/c God does what he commands, + God forgives us for not doing his commands, transforms…
Not everyone who starts the Christian life finishes it. Will you be there at the finish line? What will keep you going in the Christian life for the long haul?
The transformed Christian life is a life of genuine loving service of others. Everyone wants to experience love but what does genuine love look like and how is it different…
God gives all Christians gifts, not for our self-identity & self-satisfaction, but to use to serve any & everyone, for God's glory, Christian's growth & other people’s good. So go…
If you're a disciple of Jesus you're living in two worlds. You live here but here is not your home. You're a citizen of Australia and a citizen of heaven.…
As God's people we have been formed into a body. we therefore belong to each other and have responsibility for each other.
The way to the transformed life is surprising. Get this right and everything follows.
What God has done in Christ for us is massive! How are we to respond? The first verse of Romans 12 sets the scene for a radically transformed life.