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  • Sept. 8, 2025: Honorable Conduct

    Sept. 8, 2025: Honorable Conduct
    2025/09/08
    The believers of Peter’s day, transformed by God’s grace, faced inevitable accusations from the world around them. In response, Peter urged them to defend themselves not by arguing for their position but by living honorable lives. Alistair Begg walks us through the apostle’s teaching on Christian conduct in the realms of submission to civil government, servants’ duty to their masters, and marriage, helping us to see that the strongest missionary force in the world is not a method or a movement but a Christ-filled, grace-centered, attractive life.
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  • Sept. 8, 2025: Living Stone, Holy People

    Sept. 8, 2025: Living Stone, Holy People
    2025/09/08
    Having urged the readers of his first letter to “love one another earnestly from a pure heart,” Peter went on to explain what such brotherly love would entail. Alistair Begg unpacks the apostle’s instructions, which clarify that fellowship demands action. In their new life together, Christians must be prepared to feed themselves on God’s Word, establish themselves on the foundation of union with Christ, and stand as witnesses to God’s goodness and glory before a watching world.
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  • Aug. 28, 2025: New Life, New Lifestyle

    Aug. 28, 2025: New Life, New Lifestyle
    2025/08/28
    After declaring the indicatives of what was true of them in Christ, Peter laid out several imperatives for the first-century readers of his first letter to take to heart. As Alistair Begg points out, his instructions—to prepare their minds, be sober-minded, set their hope on Jesus, be holy, live in reverent fear, love earnestly, and obey the truth—remind us today of our need for grace and of the abiding truth of God’s Word.
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  • Aug. 25, 2025: How Great a Salvation!

    Aug. 25, 2025: How Great a Salvation!
    2025/08/25
    The initial readers of Peter’s first epistle were an eclectic group, comprised of both Jews and gentiles dispersed throughout a broad geographical region and facing various trials and persecutions. Even so, they were unified by the shared reality of having been “born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” Alistair Begg examines the opening verses of 1 Peter, which describe this great salvation and the hope it offers to all who are in Christ.
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  • June 9, 2025: “Above All Things”

    June 9, 2025: “Above All Things”
    2025/06/09
    Above all things, God exalts His name and His Word. This became evident to Moses when, feeling inadequate, he questioned God’s choice of him as a spokesman. In response to these doubts, God assured Moses of His presence and identified Himself as the great “I AM.” In his final sermon at Parkside Church, Alistair Begg focuses on this unique encounter found in Exodus 3. God met Moses’s need with assurance of His “isness” as well as His presence—spiritual realities that remain reliable and trustworthy for believers still today.
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  • June 8, 2025: “When Forty Years Had Passed”

    June 8, 2025: “When Forty Years Had Passed”
    2025/06/08
    After failing in his first attempt as Israel’s deliverer, Moses spent the next forty years living the routine life of a shepherd. During these “silent” years, God was preparing Moses to shepherd His people. In this study in Exodus 3, Alistair Begg walks us through God’s appearance in the burning bush, His assurance of His sovereignty, and His assignment for Moses. Whether our lives seem out of control or stuck in humdrum routines, God is still in charge, and His promises remain trustworthy.
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  • June 3, 2025: In His Time — Part Three

    June 3, 2025: In His Time — Part Three
    2025/06/03
    The Bible clearly teaches that God created the universe, orchestrates all of life’s events, and knows us intimately. In this sermon on Exodus 2, Alistair Begg explains how God’s providence shaped the early life of Moses in particular. Before the burning bush, the plagues, and the parting of the Red Sea, Moses murdered an Egyptian and, fearing retribution from Pharaoh, fled to Midian. There, however, instead of judgment, he found God’s favor. As with Moses, our lives unfold beneath the unseen hand of God, who promises to forget our sins, which He forgives in Christ.
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  • June 2, 2025: June 1, 2025

    June 2, 2025: June 1, 2025
    2025/06/02
    In our attempt to make Alistair’s recent sermons available as quickly as possible, the audio and video of the sermon are often posted before other supplementary elements. Please check back later this week for the finalized sermon title, description, topics, and transcript.
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