2014年1月1日 · There are three things verse says to us: one speaks to our need to understand the times in which we live, the second instructs us to be intentional about our manner of living and the third reminds us of our need to remain in communion with God through prayer. Let's begin with the first which enjoins us to . . .

2010年9月12日 · Five Marks of a Mature Christian 1 Peter 4:7-11. This exposition examines five consuming priorities that should characterize the life of every saint, namely, a continual watch for the Lord’s return, a consuming passion for holiness, a committed love for fellow Christians, a consecrated love for the church, and a contagious zeal for God’s glory.

The Epistle of 1 Peter was addressed to people like Julius. They were suffering for their faith. Not suffering persecution from the governing authorities, but from friends and pagan neighbors who were upset that they no longer followed their former way of life.

2025年1月25日 · Scripture: 1 Peter 4:12–14. John Piper Jan 15, 2018. Sermon. The Holy Spirit Will Help You Die. Jun 10, 1984. Scripture: 1 Peter 4:12–19. John Piper Jun 10, 1984. Sermon. Why We Can Rejoice in Suffering. Oct 23, 1994. Scripture: 1 Peter 4:12–19. John Piper Oct …

Jesus suffered as a just person for the world who was unjust and unrighteous. When Jesus suffered, he still acted righteously. He did not retaliate and return evil for evil. Knowing that Jesus suffered in the flesh in this way, we need to prepare our minds for the same way of thinking.

2005年4月24日 · First Peter 4:12-19 is the summit of the book. When we reach verse 19, we have come to the climax of his teaching on how to respond to suffering in a godly fashion. Our text today sums up the four major lessons we need to know about hard times in the Christian life.

The below sermon on the 1 Peter 4:12-29 teaches us about suffering. These free inductive notes are intended as supplement to your own study, not a replacement. Feel free to copy, print, or share them.

2007年8月12日 · Peter talks about the problem in 1 Peter 4. Read with me what he says in verses 3-4: For you have spent enough time in the past doing what pagans choose to do—living in debauchery, lust, drunkenness, orgies, carousing and detestable idolatry.

Peter tells us to get off the treadmill to nowhere and take control of our lives. He encourages us to be the ones who set the priorities of our lives rather than being driven by the winds of cultural (or community) expectations.

1 Peter – 1 Peter 4:7-11 – 13 of 18. SERMON SUMMARY. Jesus (Matthew 16:21-26 & 24:3-8), Paul (1 Timothy 4:1-6) and Peter (1 Peter 4:7-11; 2 Peter 3) all voiced practical concerns regarding how to behave in difficulties we will encounter in “the end times”.