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When we trust God with our lives, we're set free to serve one another and submit to our elders.

Coming to the end of his letter, Peter addresses one of his most repeated themes: suffering. This time, he addresses both the Christians response and God’s response to the suffering brought on by the onslaught of Satan.

When we trust God with our lives, we're set free to serve one another and submit to our elders.

Pastors should shepherd the church because it’s their joy and not their job, because it’s their calling and not their burden, and because the church needs leaders and not lords.

Pastors should shepherd the church because it’s their joy and not their job, because it’s their calling and not their burden, and because the church needs leaders and not lords.

As Christians living in a world that isn't we should not be surprised by trials but we should rejoice and trust in our faithful God.

As Christians living in a world that isn't we should not be surprised by trials but we should rejoice and trust in our faithful God.

Peter tells us that since the end of all things is at hand, our lives should be lived differently.

Peter tells us that since the end of all things is at hand, our lives should be lived differently.

If we share in Jesus' suffering, we will share in Jesus' victory.

Even as Christians, we still battle against our sinful flesh. Peter reminds us that on the cross, Jesus won the war for us so we must fight our battles with his weapons.

Because the wrath that threatens us cannot compare to the wrath we’ve been saved from, we can courageously turn away from evil to pursue what God calls good, ready to declare the goodness of God to anyone who will listen.

If we share in Jesus' suffering, we will share in Jesus' victory.

Because the wrath that threatens us cannot compare to the wrath we’ve been saved from, we can courageously turn away from evil to pursue what God calls good, ready to declare the goodness of God to anyone who will listen.

Our gospel formed hearts should result in gospel formed relationships.

Peter explains to us what it looks like to live as a Christian in a culture where marriage isn't.

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Because of the great hope we have in Jesus, we must say "no" to our sin and "yes" to godly living as we eagerly wait for His return.

In the story of Mary and Joseph we see four truths about hope, four anchors of our hope, and how we carry hope to the world.

Jesus, God the Son, is our hope because God the Father is faithful.