In this message, Pastor Byron teaches from 1 Peter 3:1-6 about how believing wives can win their difficult or unbelieving husbands to Christ through a submissive spirit, respectful attitude, and gentle, quiet disposition. He explains that rather than through words alone, wives can be the most powerful witnesses for Christ through the beauty of their conduct, demonstrating how godly submission to authority structures ultimately reflects submission to the Lord Himself.

In this message Pastor Byron shares a profound exploration of how Christians are called to embrace suffering as the pathway to blessing and honor, drawing powerful connections between our suffering and Christ’s suffering. Using the example of Polycarp’s martyrdom and examining 1 Peter 2, he reveals how Christ serves as our standard for suffering, our emancipator through suffering, and our shepherd and guardian who watches over our souls even in the most difficult trials.

In this message Pastor Byron shares how believers in the workplace are called to live with a distinctly different battle plan that glorifies God through righteous conduct, even when facing unjust treatment. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:18-23, he explains how Christians have a new calling, a new motive of finding favor with God through consciousness of His presence, and a new model in Christ who did not strike back but entrusted Himself to God’s righteous judgment.

In this message Pastor Byron shares how Christians can silence their critics not through argument or defense, but by living excellent lives that demonstrate the truth of the gospel. Through 1 Peter 2:11-17, he explains how believers are called to submit to governing authorities as strangers in this world, not for the sake of the authorities themselves, but for the Lord’s sake and to represent God’s integrity before a watching world.

In this message Pastor Byron shares the incredible VIP status and privileges believers possess in Christ, reminding persecuted Christians of their true identity when the world seeks to tear them down. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:4-10, he unveils how believers are living stones, a royal priesthood, a chosen race, and recipients of divine mercy—truths designed to transform how we see ourselves and give us courage to live out who God has made us to be.

In this message Pastor Byron shares the vital importance of developing a spiritual appetite for God’s Word, comparing it to a newborn’s natural hunger for milk. Through 1 Peter 2:1-3, he explains how believers must put aside spiritual hindrances, long intensely for the pure milk of Scripture, and remember God’s great kindness in order to grow spiritually and navigate life’s trials with strength and nourishment from above.