In this episode, we dive into 1 Peter 3:18–22, where the apostle Peter unpacks the powerful truth of Christ's suffering, death, and victory over sin—and what that means for us today. We explore what it truly means to “put death to the flesh,” not just as a spiritual metaphor, but as a daily call to surrender our old selves for the sake of righteousness.

Peter draws a striking parallel between Noah’s ark and baptism, revealing how this sacred act is far more than a religious ritual—it's a pledge of a clear conscience toward God, made possible by Christ’s resurrection.

Whether you're a new believer seeking to understand baptism or a seasoned follower wrestling with how to live in the Spirit while putting the flesh to death, this episode invites you to reflect on the transforming power of Christ’s triumph—and the identity we step into through baptism.

In this episode Aaron and Charlie get into the nitty gritty of "taking it on the chin" when you have to suffer, no matter how big or small, for the sake of Christ. Early Christians counted this a great honor and we should as well. It means we are bearing the mark of Christ loud and proud. Charlie also shares a recent experience of what American "problems" are sometimes (not always) like, and how they aren't really problems.

May this episode bless you and encourage you.

In this episode of the Preacher Guys podcast Charlie and Aaron discuss what it means to pursue the person of peace, Jesus, and how our prayers can be hindered if we do not accept His righteousness.