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2 episodes with scripture: 1 peter 1:13-1:21
2 episodes with scripture: 1 peter 1:13-1:21
2 episodes with scripture: 1 peter 1:13-1:21
2 episodes with scripture: 1 peter 1:13-1:21
3 episodes with scripture: 1 peter 1:13-1:21
3 episodes with scripture: 1 peter 1:13-1:21
What we are in Christ and what we have in Him, ought to translate into our being thoughtful and hopeful, obedient and holy, fearful and mindful.
At Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Charleston, SC, our senior pastor Rev. Craig Bailey preached in our First Peter sermon series, focusing on how we're to conduct ourselves with fear throughout our time as exiles.
Sometimes, if we are honest with ourselves, we might question somebody's motives. We wonder why they are doing what they are. Surely, they must want something or must have an angle that we are simply not aware of. However, wondering about someone's motives isn't always a negative thing. In fact, as Christians, the people around us should wonder about us. They should wonder why we are living the way we are. They should ask us why we do things the way we do. We want them to know our motivation. Because the fact of the matter is, we should be living the way that we do because of who Jesus is and because of the fact that He died for us on the cross. This week, as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we learn from God's Word what redemption truly means and how it should affect our everyday living so that people wonder about our motive to live a life that is holy and set apart.
Sometimes, if we are honest with ourselves, we might question somebody's motives. We wonder why they are doing what they are. Surely, they must want something or must have an angle that we are simply not aware of. However, wondering about someone's motives isn't always a negative thing. In fact, as Christians, the people around us should wonder about us. They should wonder why we are living the way we are. They should ask us why we do things the way we do. We want them to know our motivation. Because the fact of the matter is, we should be living the way that we do because of who Jesus is and because of the fact that He died for us on the cross. This week, as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we learn from God's Word what redemption truly means and how it should affect our everyday living so that people wonder about our motive to live a life that is holy and set apart.
At Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Charleston, SC, our senior pastor Rev. Craig Bailey delivered an Easter message within his sermon series in First Peter. Easter marks an unrepeatable day that Jesus walked out of the grave to offer us Living Hope.
Calvary Bible Chapel
Central Round Rock is a family of Christ-followers empowered by God and compelled by His love to 'do life' in a passionate pursuit of becoming like Jesus. This podcast is an audio archive of our Sunday Morning sermons.
Central Round Rock is a family of Christ-followers empowered by God and compelled by His love to 'do life' in a passionate pursuit of becoming like Jesus. This podcast is an audio archive of our Sunday Morning sermons.
Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.
Sermons from the pastors at Redwood Christian Fellowship.
Our weekly Sunday morning worship services.
DESCRIPTION: Nous avons besoin d'une espérance précise pour nous aider à traverser tous les moments difficiles que nous pouvons rencontrer. La question n'est pas de savoir si les temps difficiles viendront - il s'agit de savoir comment les traverser. Le passage d'aujourd'hui nous donne le message dont nous avons besoin en toute période de lutte : Notre séjour ici-bas est façonné par l’espérance et la crainte de Dieu. La vie sainte est basée d'abord sur la sage anticipation que nous nous tiendrons un jour devant Dieu en tant que Juge - le jugement futur - et ensuite sur la vie à la lumière du pouvoir rédempteur passé accompli par le sang du Christ qui est mort et ressuscité pour nous --- et tout cela de la part de Dieu. LE MESSAGE PRINCIPAL : Notre séjour ici-bas est façonné par l’espérance et la crainte de Dieu. PLAN: I. Mettons notre espérance dans le retour du Christ (v. 13) II. Montrer où est notre espérance - l'espérance du retour du Christ inspire une conduite sainte aujourd'hui (v. 14-21) A. PARCE QUE NOUS SOMMES LES ENFANTS D'UN DIEU SAINT B. EN RAISON DU JUGEMENT FUTUR C. PARCE QUE NOUS AVONS ÉTÉ RACHETÉS À UN GRAND PRIX
DESCRIPTION: Nous avons besoin d'une espérance précise pour nous aider à traverser tous les moments difficiles que nous pouvons rencontrer. La question n'est pas de savoir si les temps difficiles viendront - il s'agit de savoir comment les traverser. Le passage d'aujourd'hui nous donne le message dont nous avons besoin en toute période de lutte : Notre séjour ici-bas est façonné par l’espérance et la crainte de Dieu. La vie sainte est basée d'abord sur la sage anticipation que nous nous tiendrons un jour devant Dieu en tant que Juge - le jugement futur - et ensuite sur la vie à la lumière du pouvoir rédempteur passé accompli par le sang du Christ qui est mort et ressuscité pour nous --- et tout cela de la part de Dieu. LE MESSAGE PRINCIPAL : Notre séjour ici-bas est façonné par l’espérance et la crainte de Dieu. PLAN: I. Mettons notre espérance dans le retour du Christ (v. 13) II. Montrer où est notre espérance - l'espérance du retour du Christ inspire une conduite sainte aujourd'hui (v. 14-21) A. PARCE QUE NOUS SOMMES LES ENFANTS D'UN DIEU SAINT B. EN RAISON DU JUGEMENT FUTUR C. PARCE QUE NOUS AVONS ÉTÉ RACHETÉS À UN GRAND PRIX
Faith Baptist Church in Hamilton, NJ. Lance Walker is the Lead Pastor. Visit us at www.fbcchurch.org
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1 Peter 1:13-21
1 Peter 1:13-21
Welcome to Christ Community Church of Wilmington NC. We are committed to teaching the Bible, transforming lives, and touching our world.
Welcome to Christ Community Church of Wilmington NC. We are committed to teaching the Bible, transforming lives, and touching our world.
In the is sermon Pastor Keith explains how; God has redeemed His people and given them a bright future full of hope. So He calls them to live in such a way that reflects that redemption and hope. The Apostle Peter calls suffering Christians to new way of life. He exhorted them to live in hope, live in holiness, live in the fear of the Lord and live in love because they have been born again and have a new identity. * This sermon was recorded at the chapel service at Dallas Life Foundation.
In the is sermon Pastor Keith explains how; God has redeemed His people and given them a bright future full of hope. So He calls them to live in such a way that reflects that redemption and hope. The Apostle Peter calls suffering Christians to new way of life. He exhorted them to live in hope, live in holiness, live in the fear of the Lord and live in love because they have been born again and have a new identity. * This sermon was recorded at the chapel service at Dallas Life Foundation.
Bray Park Community Church
Red Hill Baptist Church is located about 50 miles east of Charlotte, NC. The messages in our podcast are from our Pastor, Rev. Rodney Clements. Thanks so much for listening!
Listen to the messages from our weekly Sunday morning and Sunday evening worship services.
Listen to the messages from our weekly Sunday morning and Sunday evening worship services.
Through the Word is the verse-by-verse Bible teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel Franklin with Pastor Brian Bachochin. We pray that these studies help you to grow in your understanding of the Word of God, and in your relationship with the God of the Word
Bethesda Free Church
How do we bend like palm trees under the weight of life's storms and suffering?
Spring Cypress Presbyterian Church is a body of believers, called by the Holy Spirit, transformed by the Gospel to enjoy and glorify God as we proclaim the Good News of salvation through Jesus Christ.
This week we find a call to not just know the truth, but be moved by it to act! Listen as pastor Blair shares what this looks like from Peter chapter one.
Our heart's passion and greatest joy is to make visible the invisible kingdom of Jesus Christ as we seek to bring the transformational power of the good news about His Kingdom to El Paso, the Southwest and wherever our influence may extend.
Part 6 in the series on 1 Peter. Living in the last days according to Peter.
“I don’t smoke, and I don’t chew, and I don’t go with girls who do.” is not where Christians are to find their identity! If what we do determines who we are, we may well be a Pharisee! In Christ Jesus, there is a much better way! 1) prepare the mind; 2) shaping your heart; 3) what undergirds hope / holiness
Our final message in a months-long sermon series on Vision. We review and discuss 1 Peter 1:13-21 and the idea that our hope in Christ should produce in us a holiness of life…not because we are following God from a legalistic view but because the love of God and the judgement of God and the hope we have in Christ will literally change how we choose to live our lives. A fantastic message that is extremely relevant to the world we live in today and the challenges that all believers face to be conformed to the world.
Pastor Russ Miller continues teaching the sermon series 1 Peter: Suffering, Sanctification and Service.
Pillar Church of Stafford
Jesus' encounters with people weren’t about him and communicating his purpose; they were about the people he was encountering. These people were the living embodiment of his purpose. Whenever he entered into a conversation with someone he just met, he did so with one motive: to identify their agenda, and meet them in it with Spirit-powered love. He never used his words to mask a hidden motive because he didn’t have one. Instead, he was a servant listening to identify and understand the need of the person so he could meet it. Jesus talked with people without personal agenda. He was sincere, and those who encountered him remarked on his ‘authority,’ his command of the situation, his substantiality. They found him intriguing, refreshing, irresistible . . . authentic. He stood apart.
Jesus' encounters with people weren’t about him and communicating his purpose; they were about the people he was encountering. These people were the living embodiment of his purpose. Whenever he entered into a conversation with someone he just met, he did so with one motive: to identify their agenda, and meet them in it with Spirit-powered love. He never used his words to mask a hidden motive because he didn’t have one. Instead, he was a servant listening to identify and understand the need of the person so he could meet it. Jesus talked with people without personal agenda. He was sincere, and those who encountered him remarked on his ‘authority,’ his command of the situation, his substantiality. They found him intriguing, refreshing, irresistible . . . authentic. He stood apart.
In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The glory of God (vs 13) The Holiness of God (vs 14-15) The Judgment of God (vs 17) and The Love of God (vs 18-21).
In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The glory of God (vs 13) The Holiness of God (vs 14-15) The Judgment of God (vs 17) and The Love of God (vs 18-21).
In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The glory of God (vs 13) The Holiness of God (vs 14-15) The Judgment of God (vs 17) and The Love of God (vs 18-21).
In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The Glory of God (vs. 13) The Holiness of God (vs. 14-15) The Word of God (vs. 16) The Judgement of God (vs. 17) and The Love of God (vs. 18-21).
In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The Glory of God (vs. 13) The Holiness of God (vs. 14-15) The Word of God (vs. 16) The Judgement of God (vs. 17) and The Love of God (vs. 18-21).
In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The Glory of God (vs. 13) The Holiness of God (vs. 14-15) The Word of God (vs. 16) The Judgement of God (vs. 17) and The Love of God (vs. 18-21).
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