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How You See Humility in the Church (1 Pet 5:5)
As he wraps up this letter, Peter exhorts the elders, the young men, and the entire congregation. But how are we to stand firm when it gets difficult? Humility.
Humble Shepherds and Sheep (1 Pet 5:2-4)
The key quality to a healthy church is humility, and Peter tells three groups in these verses how humility must be manifested. For the elder team, the spiritual leaders of each church, humility is demonstrated through shepherding God’s sheep.
Elders: Parents of the Church Family (1 Pet 5:1)
Under the headship of Christ, a father seeks to lead his home according to the Word of God and by the power of the Spirit and under the headship of Christ, an eldership seeks to lead a local church according to the Word of God and by the power of the Spirit.
When Life Heats Up – Part 2 (1 Pet 4:12-19)
Trials, difficulties, pressures, even suffering come in all different forms, and Peter wants you prepared.
What If There Were No Resurrection? (1 Cor 15:12-19) Part II
How do you answer life’s key questions if there’s no God? Who am I, if there’s no God?
When Life Heats Up (1 Pet 4:12-19)
How would you respond internally, and how should we respond as a church family, when our members are being killed for their faith–Peter seeks to equip his readers and all of us to stand firm.
Your Ministry – Get in the Game (1 Pet 4:10-11)
In the Church, there are three kinds of people–those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who don’t know what’s happening. Which one are you?
Living in Light of the End (1 Pet 4:7-9)
The audience Peter writes in His first letter was facing potential death from persecution, so moved by the Spirit of God the apostle Peter now tells them and you how He wants you to live with the finish line in sight.
Squaring Off with the Other Side (1 Pet 4:4-6)
The Bible says we’re in a spiritual battle–all who live godly are going to suffer and be persecuted, and genuine Christians are called to be soldiers who stay on duty.
Gear Up for Battle! (1 Pet 4:1-3)
As Christians, Peter now teaches us we should be armed with a Christ-like Gospel mindset that we might fulfill our purpose–to willingly suffer for Christ because Christ suffered for us.
The Secret to a Quiet Life
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Victory Through Suffering and Death, part 2 (1 Pet 3:18-22)
Christ has gone before us and shown us—victory is ours. The main point of these verses is unjust suffering and death for the believer results in victory because Christ’s unjust suffering and death led to great victory.