Part 3: Redeeming the Ridicule
A quick search online will show how many people today think our faith is a joke. It was the same in Peter’s day. Note that his advice is not to get angry or offended, or to ridicule in return, but to prove them wrong. He. goes on to show us how in chapter 3.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day. 1 Peter was written to people who, like us, were trying to live for Christ in a culture that thought their faith was irrelevant and ridiculous. It shows us that our relationship with God should produce progress in our lives, which leads to joy… and ultimately changes our culture.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day. 1 Peter was written to people who, like us, were trying to live for Christ in a culture that thought their faith was irrelevant and ridiculous. It shows us that our relationship with God should produce progress in our lives, which leads to joy… and ultimately changes our culture.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day. 1 Peter was written to people who, like us, were trying to live for Christ in a culture that thought their faith was irrelevant and ridiculous. It shows us that our relationship with God should produce progress in our lives, which leads to joy… and ultimately changes our culture.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day. 1 Peter was written to people who, like us, were trying to live for Christ in a culture that thought their faith was irrelevant and ridiculous. It shows us that our relationship with God should produce progress in our lives, which leads to joy… and ultimately changes our culture.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day. 1 Peter was written to people who, like us, were trying to live for Christ in a culture that thought their faith was irrelevant and ridiculous. It shows us that our relationship with God should produce progress in our lives, which leads to joy… and ultimately changes our culture.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day. 1 Peter was written to people who, like us, were trying to live for Christ in a culture that thought their faith was irrelevant and ridiculous. It shows us that our relationship with God should produce progress in our lives, which leads to joy… and ultimately changes our culture.
Jesus didn’t save us so we could live in survival mode, just hoping to make it through each day…
