1 Peter - Complete MP3 Series

All 21 messages of 1 Peter on one MP3 disc.

The Apostle Peter was uniquely suited and divinely appointed to write this letter that bears his name. Not seen is the impulsive and impetuous Peter of the Gospels, who denied his Lord. What we do see is a humble preacher of grace, commissioned to strengthen his brothers (Luke 22:32; I Peter 5:10) in difficult times. These were days of escalating persecution against Christians. The historical setting is either just before or shortly after the burning of Rome in AD 64, by the Roman Emperor Nero. Peter writes this inspired letter to the pilgrim Christians scattered throughout Asia Minor, or modern-day Turkey. His purpose was to teach these believers how to live victoriously in the midst of hostile times. All Christians were called to a future of victory and glory through– not around- – the path of suffering. Peter’s counsel to us is that although we may be mistreated by the world and attacked by satan and his demons, all Christians are called to maintain a fervent love for each other and an unfailing hope in our future inheritance, which is reserved for us in heaven–a future that is secured by nothing less than Jesus Christ, through His resurrection from the dead.

Teacher: Tom Nelson

Sermon 1 – Peter’s Primer on Grace
Sermon 2 – Grace and Security
Sermon 3 – Grace and Endurance Through Life’s Inevitable Trials
Sermon 4 – Grace and Glory
Sermon 5 – Grace and Holiness
Sermon 6 – The Reason We Obey
Sermon 7 – Grace and Love
Sermon 8 – Grace and Growth
Sermon 9 – Grace and Purpose
Sermon 10 – Grace and Integrity: Prerequisite for Priesthood
Sermon 11 – Grace and Government
Sermon 12 – Grace and the Workplace
Sermon 13 – Grace and the Home: Submissive Wives
Sermon 14 – Grace and the Home: Loving Husbands
Sermon 15 – Grace and Social Skills
Sermon 16 – The Art of Suffering I
Sermon 17 – The Art of Suffering II-Comfort to the “Purple Heart”
Sermon 18 – The Art of Suffering III-Comrades in Arms
Sermon 19 – The Art of Suffering IV-Trusting God for the Long Haul
Sermon 20 – Grace and Leadership: Profile of a Shepherd
Sermon 21 – Grace and Good Sheep: Safety from the Clear and Present Danger