1 Peter 1
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Sep 13, 2026
Jon DizonHOST
This is what we have in our King Yahushua.
Jon DizonHOST
And when he finally appears, What are we going to feel? The book of 1 Peter 1, 8 to 9, you love him, although you have not
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seen him.
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And you believe in him, although you do not
Jason EddyHOST
So 1 and 2 Peter is Peter's work to strengthen us.
Jason EddyHOST
And he says in the beginning of 1 Peter 1 and 2 Peter 1, in the beginning of both books, he says, grace and peace be multiplied to you.
Jason EddyHOST
Grace and peace be yours in abundance.
Jason EddyHOST
And then in the end of 2 Peter chapter 3, he's saying now for all of you who are awaiting the promise of the new heavens and the new earth, all of you who are in faith in Jesus Christ and you're looking ahead to the second coming of Christ, here's two things I want to highlight.
Weston BrownHOST
All things were made through him, and without him was not anything made that was made.
Weston BrownHOST
So if we put John 1 and 1 Peter 1 together, we learn that this is that not only was Christ foreknown, that's what 1 Peter is saying, not only was he foreknown before the creation of the world, he's responsible for the creation of the world.
Weston BrownHOST
Let me ask you, is this a small God? But recognize this, The New Testament in general, and 1 Peter specifically, isn't just claiming that the Son was known by the Father.
Weston BrownHOST
Well, of course he was.
Weston BrownHOST
It's not just that God knew that Jesus would come.
Weston BrownHOST
God decreed that he would come.
Weston BrownHOST
In fact, I really like the King James translation of this verse in 1 Peter, 1 Peter 1.20.
Weston BrownHOST
It actually doesn't use the word foreknown.
Danielle de FinHOST
And it's something that's going to be so important that we're going to be talking about today.
Danielle de FinHOST
And if we start off with 1 Peter 1, verse 18 and 19, Peter writes this way, and he says, For you know that you were not redeemed with corruptible things like silver and gold, but with the precious blood of Jesus Christ as a lamb without blemish or without spot.
Danielle de FinHOST
Now I want us to hold on to that for a second.
Danielle de FinHOST
We were not redeemed with silver or with gold.
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Danielle de FinHOST
Living as the kind of people who are set apart and called before the Lord.
Danielle de FinHOST
As one who understands the reward that comes with living a holy life before the Lord.
Danielle de FinHOST
We see 1 Peter 1 verses 15 and 16 says it plainly.
Danielle de FinHOST
It says, but just as he who has called you is holy, so be holy in all that you do, for it is written, be holy because I am holy.
Thomas DulinGUEST
We're going to be in 1 Peter.
Thomas DulinGUEST
I want to read 1 Peter 1.
Thomas DulinGUEST
We're going to begin reading in verse 18.
Thomas DulinGUEST
I just got a couple verses here I want to read.
Thomas DulinGUEST
1 Peter 1.
Thomas DulinGUEST
Chapter 1, beginning in verse 18.
Thomas DulinGUEST
The Bible reads like this.
Taylor DoironGUEST
And then I'll read Peter's entire thought up to this point.
Taylor DoironGUEST
So this is Proverbs 1, 7, and 8, followed by 1 Peter 1, 14 through 19.
Taylor DoironGUEST
As people who call God our Father, just listen to these passages back to back.
Taylor DoironGUEST
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.
Peter MeadHOST
But it's interesting.
Peter MeadHOST
That's 1 Peter 1.23. You have been born again, not of perishable seed, but of imperishable through the living and abiding word of God.
Peter MeadHOST
I think just an encouragement as well as a verse that could be a good sermon.
Peter MeadHOST
It's a real encouragement that actually, yeah, the word of God is the thing that gets planted in hearts and brings forth new life.
Phil JohnsonHOST
And now here's John with the lesson.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1 Peter 1, 6 through 9.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Peter's theme is salvation joy.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He moves out of the wonderful doxology of praise to God in verses 3 to 5, and in verse 6 says, "...in this you greatly rejoice." And he calls for praise to be given to God for salvation, for the glorious eternal inheritance that belongs to the believer.
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John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Notice verse 13 of chapter 1.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Peter really has this on his mind, as do all suffering believers, I think.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gird your minds for action, he says, 1 Peter 1.13. Keep sober in spirit or maintain your priorities.
John MacArthurSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Fix your hope completely on the grace to be brought to you when? At the revelation of Jesus Christ.
Todd FrielHOST
so that at the revelation of his glory, you may rejoice with exultation.
Todd FrielHOST
He opens that up in our text in 1 Peter 1 this morning.
Todd FrielHOST
Suffering, it's not about punishment.
Todd FrielHOST
It's about proclaiming because we respond in such a way that the world asks, what's the hope that lies within you? And we get to proclaim his excellencies.
Todd FrielHOST
It's dense with truth for us.
Todd FrielHOST
Now let's remember, we're looking for the blessings of God.
Todd FrielHOST
But I want to turn your attention to 1 Peter 1 verse 6.
Todd FrielHOST
In this you greatly rejoice.
John NeufeldGUEST
So go with me.
John NeufeldGUEST
Start with 1 Peter 1 verse 1.
John NeufeldGUEST
And I'm just going to take you through some things that help us get a sense of the letter.
John NeufeldGUEST
Starts by saying Peter an apostle of Jesus Christ to those who are elect exiles of the dispersion.
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