Context. It’s interesting to note that Peter believes that the “end of all things is near” (1 Peter 4:7). He seems to indicate that things are really getting bad, including suffering and persecution for their faith.
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We’ve celebrated the resurrection of our Messiah and Savior. Spring is finally in the air. We’ve weathered one of the most challenging seasons our country has known. How about something positive? A bit of good news?
Daily Word: 1 Peter 3:15
Have you ever been around a new parent or someone in love? They practically radiate joy and love and excitement. We want to be near those who have found miracles in their life.
Daily Word: Romans 8:1
The cost was great for our atonement and adoption. To then be able to walk without the condemnation of that cost and our sin is a great gift.
Daily Word: Matthew 28:6
He said He would. He did. So for now on when He says He is going to do something, even if it seems impossible, He will do it.
Daily Word: John 3:14-15
The two verses before one of the most well-known and well-loved passages of the Bible brings clarity to one of the great mysteries — the Nehushtan.
Daily Word: Luke 23:34
We can’t fully comprehend what forgiveness means when someone has stripped us our humanity and what little dignity remained.
Daily Word: Philippians 2:7-8
The Father paced before His throne. He paused. “Son, in order for this to work, You will have to become like them.”
Daily Word: Luke 22:42
This is the defining moment when the Great Plan becomes a heartbreaking reality. No longer is this the idea of redemption, but the excruciating walking out of the most difficult endeavor ever.
