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395 resources referencing 1 Peter 3:1
The sermon explores the multifaceted doctrine of sanctification, emphasizing that believers are sanctified by God the Father in the covenant, by Jesus Christ through His blood, and by the Holy Spirit…
The sermon on justification explains that justification means to declare someone to be just, not to make them just. It emphasizes that Jesus Christ was justified in the spirit, meaning God declared…
The sermon focuses on the long-suffering nature of God as revealed to Moses in Exodus 34:5-6, emphasizing God's mercy, grace, and patience with a wicked world. It contrasts the disobedience of Adam…
The sermon explores four biblical terms describing the relationship between the Lord and His followers: sheep, brethren, disciples, and friends. It emphasizes that God's people are His sheep, chosen…
The sermon emphasizes the power and necessity of preaching the gospel, despite it being seen as foolishness by the world. Using the example of Cornelius from Acts 10, the preacher illustrates that…
The sermon explores the faith and ministry of Noah as described in Hebrews 11, 1 Peter 3, and 2 Peter 2, emphasizing Noah as a preacher of righteousness who faithfully warned a corrupt world for 120…
The sermon emphasizes the dual nature of God as both good and severe, urging believers to recognize God's judgment alongside His mercy. It warns against pride, lying, and discord among brethren,…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being spiritually ready, eager, and prepared to defend and share the gospel of Jesus Christ. It highlights the need for courage and reliance on God's power…
The sermon discusses the nature of sin and the significance of Christ's crucifixion as a substitutionary sacrifice for the elect. It contrasts the three men crucified at Calvary, emphasizing that…
The sermon emphasizes that all people fall short of God's glory regardless of their background or righteousness. It highlights the importance of 'little people' in the Bible—those mentioned briefly…
The sermon emphasizes the fundamental law of cause and effect as it applies to both everyday life and spiritual matters. It argues that faith, baptism, and good works are effects of spiritual life,…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of justification, emphasizing that it means to declare or pronounce someone as just rather than to make them morally or spiritually improved. The preacher…