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INTRO:
Recap: 1 Peter, Being holy as He is holy
Football - What is the most important thing in football?
Balance - Good offense and defense
defense to stop the opposing team from scoring
offense to score your own points
Our holiness is revealed in the same way
apologetics
Overview of
reminder of our call to live differently
how we treat others and the church
focus on following God
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
Old saying meaning if you do good something bad will happen to you
1 Peter 3:13-1
Two points from this verse
who can harm you if you do good?
If you do suffer for good you will be blessed
All tied to our holiness in Christ
Point 1 - If you do what is right who has a worthy charge against you?
John 18:
Why was Jesus struck?
council asked for testimony from Him about His works
His response, ask those around they have seen what I have done
They send Him off after the question
Why is this important?
Because when you do what is right in the Lord, no one has an argument against you
What happens if I still suffer for doing right in God’s eyes?
Point 2 - If you suffer for righteousness it is a blessing
Bible is filled with accounts of God’s people doing what is right and still suffering for it
Joseph, David, Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, Azariah, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Jesus, the Apostles
Why is it a blessing to suffer?
Reveals your faith
Grows your faith
Promise of faith
John 16:
A Defense Forged in Meekness
What is meekness?
Mildness of disposition
Trusting God to handle injustices rather than yourself
Blue Letter Bible - Meekness toward evil people means knowing God is permitting the injuries they inflict, that He is using them to purify His elect, and that He will deliver His elect in His time.
1 Peter 3:15-
Have a defense
forged in gentleness and respect - meekness
Gentleness, consider them as a person who doesn’t know the Gospel
Respect - see them as Imago Dei and Jesus died for them just as much as He did for you
God sees their response and you walked as an enemy of the Cross once
we should be the most gracious people
because it was afforded to us
Remember the Gospel
1 Peter 3:18-
No servant is greater than His master
Christ endured suffering that you might be brought to God
maybe that is you Christian
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