Purpose of Peter's first letter was to encourage Christians in suffering, in hope, in sanctification. The word "suffer" occurs 16 times, and there are 30 imperatives or commands which point to the change in the Christian as a result of Christ's work for him or her. This passage highlights God's good and perfect gifts and how the Lord wants us to use them and grow in them. This is the Doctrine of Vocation! Our summary verse is from 1 Peter 4:10: “As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” – (NKJV)
CPR: Are we sinning when we do not glorify God?
Apostles Series | Judas Iscariot
Skeptics Series | The Disciples Stole Jesus’ Body
Apostles Series | Paul
Skeptics Series | Jesus Didn’t Really Die on the Cross (The Swoon Theory)
Hymn Study: O Dearest Jesus (TLH 143)
Skeptics Series | Can’t Anyone Claim to be the Messiah?
Psalm 7 Devotion
Bible Study | Psalm 7
Apostles Series | Bartholomew
Psalm 54 devotion
Bible Study | Psalm 54
Skeptics Series | Even Jesus Resisted the Government
Psalm 22 devotion
Bible Study | Psalm 22
Apostles Series | James the son of Zebedee
Psalm 17 devotion
Bible Study | Psalm 17
Skeptics Series | Why Did God Create Humans if He is Self-Sufficient?
Psalm 13 devotion
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