North Platte Berean Church
Seriously Suffering
Pain is inevitable. Try as we might to avoid it, trouble and suffering are just part of life in this broken world. (Jesus himself said so – see John 16:33.) This harsh reality can make us anxious, discouraged, even hopeless. But what if there's another way? What if, in the midst of the struggle, we can experience hope? A kind of hope that isn't expected, can't be explained, transcends our circumstances, indeed defies all odds? That's what Peter, one of Jesus' closest followers, wants for his readers – he wants them, through Jesus, to find A Strange Kind of Hope.
Locations & Times
North Platte Berean Church
202 W 8th St, North Platte, NE 69101, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 11:00 AM
Sunday 6:00 PM
ConnectCard
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Supporting NP Berean
If you'd like to support the work of the ministry here at Berean financially, you can (1) drop cash or checks in the wooden boxes at the back of the auditorium, (2) go to http://npberean.org/give/ to give online, or (3) text any amount to 84321 to give by text message.
Thank you so much for partnering with us in this way!
Thank you so much for partnering with us in this way!
Coming Up
Our weekly announcements post to our web site and our Facebook and Twitter feeds:
http://npberean.org/announcements/Talk About It
For questions to reflect on the sermon and discuss with your Grow Group, visit:
http://npberean.org/group-resources/Suffering well brings assurance
Suffering is a pathway to blessing
Suffering is a prelude to glory
“A wonderful text is this, and a more obscure passage perhaps than any other in the New Testament, so that I do not know for a certainty just what Peter means.”
-Martin Luther
-Martin Luther