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As we stand at the threshold of 2026, the weight of the past year can often feel like a shadow over our future. In this article, we explore how to move beyond "former things" and embrace a Divine Reset. By aligning our hearts, minds, and rhythms with God’s original design, we can step into the new year with a renewed vision and a soul anchored in grace. Discover how to perceive the "new thing" God is doing in your life today.

In Part III of our four-part journey through the Epistles of Peter, we explore how believers can respond to opposition with courage, love, and humility — turning suffering into a compelling testimony of hope in Christ.

Part II in a four-part journey through the Epistles of Peter: In a world that often feels unfamiliar and costly to faith, Peter’s first letter reminds believers who they are, what they are called to, and how they are to live. Rooted in 1 Peter 1–2, this teaching explores our identity as God’s chosen people, our call to holy distinctiveness, and our witness as faithful exiles—anchored in a living hope that suffering cannot destroy.

For believers walking through loss, opposition, discouragement, or uncertainty, Peter’s letters speak with a steady and compassionate voice of hope. He reminds us of our true identity as God’s own and anchors us in the living hope secured in Christ. This four-part series begins with an introduction, opening a gentle pathway into the themes and truths of 1 and 2 Peter.

The Bible is often read in fragments—but it was written as one story. Across 66 books and more than 1,500 years, Scripture unfolds a single narrative of creation, brokenness, redemption, and hope. This teaching helps you see the Bible not as isolated passages, but as one coherent story that reveals God’s purpose for the world—and for us.

The pressures may look different today, but the struggle is the same: searching for meaning, worth, and direction in all the wrong places.