Lewis and Clark Bible Church
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Why We Should Praise God (opens the original)
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Peter blesses God for His great mercy: He causes believers to be born again to a living hope through Christ's resurrection, keeps an imperishable inheritance for them in heaven, and guards them by His power through faith until their salvation is revealed in the last time.
Embracing Our Life as Exiles (opens the original)
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What does it mean to live as an elect exile in a world that is not our home? In 1 Peter 1:1-2, Paul reminds believers to receive the apostolic message, embrace their God-given identity, and live faithfully through the grace and peace that God provides.
Introduction to 1 Peter (opens the original)
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What does it mean to live as an exile in a world that is not our home? In this introduction to 1 Peter, we meet the apostle behind the letter, consider the circumstances of its original readers, trace the book's major themes, and discover why Peter's message of hope, holiness, identity, and steadfastness in suffering still matters for believers today.
The Lord is Good (opens the original)
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Greg Engebretson
Praise God (opens the original)
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As Paul concludes his message to the Romans, he ends not with personal remarks but with a magnificent doxology. He calls believers to praise God for His sovereign work in salvation, His revelation of the mystery of Christ, His commission to proclaim the Gospel to all nations, and His incomparable wisdom displayed through Christ Jesus.
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