1 Peter 3

Summary

The sermon explores 1 Peter chapters 2 and 3, emphasizing Christian submission to authority, the importance of a godly way of life, and the distinction between regeneration and conversion. It highlights the role of good conduct in winning others to Christ, the responsibilities of husbands and wives, and the significance of baptism as a symbol of resurrection and a good conscience toward God. The preacher also addresses suffering for righteousness and the assurance of God's presence and judgment.