HeyJaredNavigating Scripture
Join Rev. Chandler Wiley as we navigate our way around various passages of Scripture, setting a course for Jesus Christ.
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Sacrificial Love & Costly Hospitality (1 Peter 4:8-9) (opens the original)
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With the end of all things at hand, Peter doesn't call the church to speculation — he calls us to action. Building on last week's charge to prayer, this message unpacks two more urgent responses to the nearness of Christ's return: sacrificial, self-giving love and costly hospitality. We'll see why biblical love is a covenant commitment rather than a feeling, how that love "covers a multitude of sins" through forgiveness, and why opening our homes — despite the cost to our pride, our calendars, a
Praying with Urgency (1 Peter 4:7) (opens the original)
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The end of all things is at hand — but what does that actually mean for how we live today? In this sermon from 1 Peter 4:7, we explore how the certainty of Christ's return should shape a life marked by urgent, sober-minded prayer. We name four common hindrances that quietly shut down our prayer lives — and show how self-control and clear-eyed humility can break through each one. At the center of it all is the gospel: the God who hears prayer because He first heard the prayer of His Son on the cr
Armed for the Fight (1 Peter 4:1-6) (opens the original)
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What does it actually mean to be "through with sin"? In this message from 1 Peter 4:1-6, we explore how Peter refuses to let us fall into either error about the gospel—cheap grace on one side, works-righteousness on the other. Using the picture of a crippled soul waiting beside healing waters, we look at how Christ's suffering for righteousness gives us a new "way of thinking," a weapon to fight the sin that so easily entangles us. We'll talk honestly about the suffering that comes both from sin
The All-Encompassing Victory of Jesus (1 Peter 3:18-22) (opens the original)
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Christians have wrestled for centuries with 1 Peter 3:18-22 — Martin Luther himself admitted he couldn't fully untangle it. But beneath the puzzling references to "spirits in prison" and Noah's flood lies one of Scripture's richest statements on the victory of Christ. In this episode, we trace how Jesus' suffering secures triumph over sin as our righteous substitute, over death as the Spirit-raised Savior, and over every demonic power as the ascended King. Along the way, we unpack what it means
Blessed to Be a Blessing (1 Peter 3:9-17) (opens the original)
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In 1 Peter 3:9–17, Peter calls Christians to respond to evil and reviling in a radically countercultural way: not by returning evil for evil, but by blessing. Because our hope and honor are secure in Christ, we do not need to fight for the world’s approval or repay those who oppose us. Instead, we can bless because we are called to bless, because our inheritance is secure, because the Lord sees and hears us, because we honor Christ as holy, and because our lives can open the door for gospel proc
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