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The Grace Predicted by the Prophets | 1 Peter 1:10-12
Stephen Angliss | In a world of fast fads and temporary trends, people long for things that last. History and tradition help shape one’s perception of their present, and those things which stand the test of time show their true colors. When Peter wrote to the Christians in Asia Minor, he was...
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The Tested Genuineness of Faith | 1 Peter 1:7
Stephen Angliss | What is the purpose of pain? As Peter writes to suffering Christians, he explains how God uses pain to bless, grow, and reward those who follow Him by faith. What does this look like, and what does this mean? Join us to find out.
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Rejoicing in Trials | 1 Peter 1:6
Stephen Angliss | Everyone suffers. Suffering is a byproduct of a sinful world. Even more, God promises that just as Christ suffered, so too will those who follow Christ face trials. How should Christians think about tough times when they come? Join us in 1 Peter 1:6 to find out.
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Guarded by God's Power | 1 Peter 1:5
Joshua Cross | Born-again Christians are guarded by God's intrinsic power, an ongoing act of preservation rather than human perseverance, assuring them of their imperishable heavenly inheritance amid earthly persecution. This guarding happens through genuine saving faith in Christ — a gift from…
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An Inheritance Kept in Heaven | 1 Peter 1:4
Stephen Angliss | When you expect an inheritance, it impacts how you live your life. The same is infinitely true for Christians. Even though they’re exiles on this Earth, they have an inheritance in the world to come. What is that inheritance? And how should it impact Christians’ current life?…
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Blessed Be God | 1 Peter 1:3
Stephen Angliss | Peter begins the body of his letter with a benediction, or a word of praise to God. Why should God be praised? There are infinite reasons, but here Peter gives two main reasons why God should be praised, both of which involve the life He gives. What should life look like for…
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May Grace and Peace Be Multiplied | 1 Peter 1:2d
Stephen Angliss | As Peter ends his greeting to the believers scattered in Asia Minor, he ends with a customary welcoming line full of spiritual wisdom. He wishes that believers will experience the multiplication of grace and peace in their lives. In this short salutation, Peter gives a helpful...
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Sprinkled with Christ’s Blood | 1 Peter 1:2c
Stephen Angliss | In Peter’s introduction to his letter, he gives in one single sentence an explanation of how God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit work together to bring about salvation. It is God who foreordains salvation, the Holy Spirit who applies salvation, but a saved life…
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Sanctified in the Spirit | 1 Peter 1:2b
Stephen Angliss | As Peter sends his greetings to the Christians in Asia Minor called to be God’s elect exiles, in the following verse, he explains how God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit each function to make a Christian an elect exile. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen will…
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Elect According to the Foreknowledge of God | 1 Peter 1:2
Stephen Angliss | Now that Peter has greeted the Christians in Asia Minor and introduced himself to them, and now that he has established that they are elect exiles of God on Earth, Peter compels himself to explain the basis of God’s election before he concludes his greeting. What is so important...
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Sermons from Sunday morning services by Pastor Stephen Angliss. Find out more at www.grahamemmanuel.org.
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Graham Emmanuel Baptist Church
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