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639 resources referencing 1 Peter 3
The sermon explores the distinction between the first and second commissions given by Jesus to His apostles, emphasizing the first commission's restriction to the lost sheep of Israel and the second…
The sermon explores the theme of sufferings as presented in the book of 1 Peter, emphasizing the importance of enduring trials with the right attitude, especially when suffering for doing good. The…
The sermon explores Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1, emphasizing the importance of spiritual wisdom, revelation, and enlightened understanding of God. It highlights the role of the Father of glory in…
The sermon emphasizes the purpose and power of the gospel as the means of salvation for those who believe, highlighting the necessity of faith and spiritual rebirth to truly receive its benefits. It…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of happiness, emphasizing that true happiness comes from knowing and doing God's commandments, as exemplified by Jesus Christ. It highlights the importance of…
The sermon explores the theme of divine providence and timing through biblical examples, emphasizing faith in God's promises despite uncertainty. It highlights Mordecai's question to Esther about her…
The sermon explores the themes of mercy and compassion through biblical stories such as the Good Samaritan and the prodigal son. It emphasizes that compassion should move believers to action,…
The sermon emphasizes the futility of trusting in human flesh or strength, highlighting that true power and salvation come only through Jesus Christ. It contrasts the weakness and sinfulness of human…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical principle of 'putting off' the old sinful nature and 'putting on' the new nature in Christ, illustrated through the metaphor of changing clothes. It highlights the…
The sermon explores the theme of suffering as presented in 1 Peter, emphasizing the distinction between suffering for wrongdoing and suffering for doing good, which is acceptable to God. It…
The sermon contrasts the self-examination exemplified by the disciples with the failure of King Ahab to reflect on his own faults, highlighting the importance of walking in God's way. It recounts…
The sermon explores the nature and power of prayer through the example of Nehemiah's two prayers, emphasizing the importance of heartfelt, patient, and faithful communication with God. It highlights…