It’s been a while since we’ve talked about 1 Peter together. Before we press on, let’s take a few moments to look back at where we’ve been and remember the case that Peter has been building in his letter so far
To Know Him and Make Him Known
Sermons on I Peter (Page 3)
This spiritual life God has given us (1 Peter 1:3, 23) must be sustained in our life experience, but it’s not always obvious how we’re supposed to do that. Luckily for us, God hasn’t left us alone to figure it out on our own. Join us as we think through how we can practically “grow…
This spiritual life God has given us (1 Peter 1:3, 23) must be sustained in our life experience, but it’s not always obvious how we’re supposed to do that. Luckily for us, God hasn’t left us alone to figure it out on our own. Join us as we think through how we can practically “grow…
God brought us to life so that we could have our hearts purified enough to selflessly and sacrificially give ourselves to our spiritual siblings who need us in a variety of ways. It’s up to us to embrace that calling and live a life of sincere brotherly love
The problem of spiritual death can’t be solved just by making Jesus’s death available to us; a process was needed to apply that provision to our experience. God’s process involved sending “preachers” to plant the seed of His good news in our hearts, prompting us to respond to what we hear in faith, and then…
Humanity has a huge problem – we are all spiritually dead people in need of rebirth. Ignoring this problem could have eternally devastating consequences. Praise God for providing a solution for this problem through the death of Christ!
When God asks us to pursue the actions of holiness (consecration) with the proper attitude for holiness (fear), He has his reasons. He expects us to pursue holiness with fear because we know that we will answer to God for our actions, because we are living in the Enemy’s territory, and because we belong to…