We will learn today from First Peter that we are to walk in harmony with those around us. We receive our power to get along with others through the Holy Spirit. This is why it is so important to be in the Word everyday and be in His presence 24/7.

We will learn today from First Peter that we are to walk in harmony with those around us. We receive our power to get along with others through the Holy Spirit. This is why it is so important to be in the Word everyday and be in His presence 24/7.

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In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The Glory of God (vs. 13) The Holiness of God (vs. 14-15) The Word of God (vs. 16) The Judgement of God (vs. 17) and The Love of God (vs. 18-21).

In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The Glory of God (vs. 13) The Holiness of God (vs. 14-15) The Word of God (vs. 16) The Judgement of God (vs. 17) and The Love of God (vs. 18-21).

In this study of 1 Peter 1:13-21 we will examine the five spiritual incentives Peter gives to encourage us to maintain a holy walk. The Glory of God (vs. 13) The Holiness of God (vs. 14-15) The Word of God (vs. 16) The Judgement of God (vs. 17) and The Love of God (vs. 18-21).

Here Peter encourages us in our faith to be secure in our salvation knowing that God the Father, God the Son, Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit played a part in our salvation. That we have a living hope, a Godly inheritance and that God continuallt guards our souls.

Here Peter encourages us in our faith to be secure in our salvation knowing that God the Father, God the Son, Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit played a part in our salvation. That we have a living hope, a Godly inheritance and that God continuallt guards our souls.

Here Peter encourages us in our faith to be secure in our salvation knowing that God the Father, God the Son, Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit played a part in our salvation. That we have a living hope, a Godly inheritance and that God continuallt guards our souls.

The Apostle Peter wrote this letter to encourage believers who are facing trials and persecution. As we face the storms in our lives, Peter offers comfort and hope. This confident hope gives us the encouragement and enablement we need for daily living.