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1st Peter Week Four – Submitting to Authority in Exile (11/2/2025)
As “foreigners and exiles,” Christians are called to live honorably within a society
that does not share their values. Peter emphasizes submission—not as passive weakness, but as a chosen posture that reflects trust in God’s greater authority. In a culture that prizes independence and self-assertion, these words may feel uncomfortable. Yet submission, rightly understood, is part of the calling of every follower of Jesus. This passage invites us to see submission not as loss of freedom, but as an act of witness. By entrusting ourselves to God, we live in a way that confounds a “me first” world. Our humility, patience, and integrity become a testimony to the One who submitted even to the cross, so that we might share in His life. Audio from Tyson's sermon on November 2, 2025.
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By Monument Presbyterian ChurchAs “foreigners and exiles,” Christians are called to live honorably within a society
that does not share their values. Peter emphasizes submission—not as passive weakness, but as a chosen posture that reflects trust in God’s greater authority. In a culture that prizes independence and self-assertion, these words may feel uncomfortable. Yet submission, rightly understood, is part of the calling of every follower of Jesus. This passage invites us to see submission not as loss of freedom, but as an act of witness. By entrusting ourselves to God, we live in a way that confounds a “me first” world. Our humility, patience, and integrity become a testimony to the One who submitted even to the cross, so that we might share in His life. Audio from Tyson's sermon on November 2, 2025.