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1349 resources referencing 1 Peter 1
The sermon explores the meaning of "the last time" as mentioned in 1 John 2:18, emphasizing that it refers to the New Testament era from Christ's first coming to His return. The preacher warns…
The sermon emphasizes God's unchanging sovereignty and the importance of preaching the gospel truth from the King James Bible. It warns against pride, worldliness, and spiritual adultery, urging…
The sermon emphasizes the doctrine of direct immediate regeneration, teaching that God alone directly imparts new spiritual life to individuals without the need for human means or the gospel as an…
The sermon explores the doctrine of the Trinity, emphasizing its biblical foundation and its integral role in redemption and new birth. It highlights the unity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as…
The sermon emphasizes the comfort found in the finished work of Jesus Christ, highlighting the importance of relying on God's grace rather than human effort. It stresses the need to understand human…
The sermon explores the nature and attributes of God as revealed in the Bible, emphasizing that God is the Creator, a communicator, and a triune being (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). It highlights…
The sermon explores the doctrine of predestination as taught in Ephesians 1, emphasizing that God elects and predestines individuals to adoption as His children according to His will, not based on…
The sermon explores the suffering of Jesus Christ not only on the cross but throughout His life, emphasizing that His suffering was necessary and part of God's covenant plan. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes the sovereignty and unchanging nature of God, highlighting how the heavens declare His glory through the precise and ordained movements of celestial bodies. It draws a spiritual…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of having a full assurance of hope in Jesus Christ, encouraging believers to grow in faith, love, and diligence rather than backsliding or remaining stagnant. It…
The sermon emphasizes that being born again is a spiritual rebirth brought about not by the preached or written Word alone, but by the living Word, Jesus Christ Himself. It highlights that this…
The sermon emphasizes God's unchanging nature and the concept of inheritance as a divine promise to His chosen people. It explores biblical examples, such as Jacob and Joseph, to illustrate how God's…