What does it mean: Two sermons from Peter

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What does the resurrection really mean? This Sunday, we explore two teachings from Peter: one is the first recorded post-resurrection sermon, and the other was written decades later to Christian exiles scattered across the world. Together, these teachings reveal a God who acts in history, a risen King who reigns, and a living hope that changes everything. We will see that the resurrection isn’t merely about what happened to Jesus, it’s about what happens to us: new birth, enduring hope, and faith refined through every trial. You can view the full service here: https://youtube.com/live/dclzIPttGdI

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