Dearing Christian Church

Yes, there are consequences of refusing to answer the call of Christ; but there are also consequences of answering that call.

Jesus is not only the foundation of the church, He also continues to hold us all together.

Peter gets real about what it means to be what Paul calls being "clothed with Christ".

Jesus wasn't the only One Who paid a steep price for our redemption.

After saying what God has done for His people, Peter turns to his readers. "What are we doing for God?"

There's a lot of negative talk about privilege these days; what does Peter have to say about this timeless subject?

Does hope really spring eternal?

Peter begins his letter with a hint of where it was going -- we're not home yet!

Is there something I can say that is forever unforgivable?

As we go through life, what are we doing that matters eternally?

What are we doing with what God has freely given us?

We have a BIG family in Christ!

What we do for Jesus in this life matters!

Light is not a luxury, it's a necessity.

God still has big plans for His people.

How do we find out what is God's will for our lives? In other words, how do we tackle big life decisions?

James ends his letter with a powerful call to action. When a brother/sister wanders away, Jesus expects us to do more than gossip about them!

There is power in the prayers of righteous people.

What is the definition of spiritual patience?

When the Bible gives instruction to the rich, we better be listening!