Sermon series by Pastor Geoffrey Willour on 1 and 2 Peter.
1 & 2 Peter (Page 2)
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1. Observe that God’s ____________ can be found in some of
the most unusual places (v. 13).
2. Mutual Christian ___________ Exhibited (vv. 13-14a).
3. True ____________ is experienced only by those who are in Christ (v. 14).
1. Consider Silvanus, a ________________ Brother (v. 12).
2. Testimony to the True _______________ of God (v. 12).
1. Understand the reason to be sober-minded and __________________ (v. 8).
2. Let us resist the devil, firm I our ____________, knowing that we are not alone in our ____________________ (v. 9).
3. Let us take to heart God’s ________________ in the face of satanic opposition and ______________________ (v. 10).
1. _________________ under God’s mighty hand (v. 6).
2. Cast all your ____________________ upon God (v. 7).
1. Humility demonstrated in youthful ___________________ to elders (v. 5a).
2. Be clothed in _______________ toward one another (v. 5b).
1. The burden of __________ and the blasphemy of __________________ (vv. 18-19).
2. The reversal of true _______________ (v. 20).
3. The folly of godless ‘__________________’ (v. 21).
1. The apostolic charge to the elders to _______________ God’s flock (v. 2a).
2. The kinds of “shepherding” that the church’s _____________ should avoid (vv. 2b-3).
3. The gracious _______________ promised to faithful elders (v. 4).
1. The ________________-Heart of God reflected in this passage.
2. The __________________ of Christ as our Chief Shepherd, and the ______________ of the Church as His under-shepherds (v. 4).
1. Our Christian unity is rooted in our shared ________________ as sanctified ones — those who have been called to be ____________ (“saints”) (vv. 1-3).
2. The ___________ we share in common is a hope that should strengthen our Christian _____________ as we make our pilgrimage to glory (vv. 4-9).
3. Since Christ Himself is not _______________, we who are His Body — His church — must not be _______________ by worldly things such as personality cults, hero-worship or _______________ (vv. 10-17).