First Peter Chapter 3 part 1

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First Peter Chapter 3 part 1

Baruch Korman • 1 Peter 3:1–11

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A covenant is most precious to God. It's not just an agreement. But it's an agreement from God, which contains His promises. Now, when we open up the Scripture, we see that there are numerous covenants in the Bible, one of which, and I would suggest to you, one of the most important covenants is a marriage covenant. The Bible reveals that marriage is just not a relationship, but a covenantal relationship. And with each covenant, there are expectations, there are terms. And this marriage covenant is a most powerful covenant. The benefits are numerous. And the question that we need to ask ourselves if we're married, wives, are you favorite? Are you faithful to that covenant men? Are you faithful to that covenant?

First Peter Chapter 1 part 1

Baruch Korman • 1 Peter 1:1–12

The times they are changing. We are in the midst of a transition. And the question that I want to pose to each of us not just tonight, but throughout this weekend is this When these things begin to become more intense persecution for walking and faithfulness? How are you going to respond? Will your behavior match your profession? Are you going to have a walk that truly honors God. And I believe that when we open up Peter's first epistle, that he provides much information, in order that our profession will indeed be accompanied by righteous behavior, by an obedience that truly testifies that our faith is not in ourselves or in anyone other than our Lord and Savior, Messiah

First Peter Chapter 1 part 2

Baruch Korman • 1 Peter 1:13–25

When you hear about God's wonderful inheritance that He has for you, that is immortal, it does not corrupt, it is eternal for you. What does that make you want to do? Well, Peters going to answer that question, and the second half of chapter one. So take out your Bible and look with me to that section, First Peter, chapter one, and we're going to begin in verse 13

First Peter Chapter 2 part 1

Baruch Korman • 1 Peter 2:1–10

Do you want to live a sanctified life? That is, do you want to be a vessel, where the power of God, the anointing of the Holy Spirit, is clearly seen in you and through you, that you become an individual that has a godly influence on others, and that you are able to submit to God and be a blessing in the life of others. Now, it's easy to say, Yes, I do. The question is, that's not enough. So what is it that we must do, if those things are going to become a reality in our life? Well, that's what Peter is going to share with us, beginning in chapter two.