Main Points--2. Love your enemies -v. 9-.--a. Don't pay back.--b. Don't talk back.--c. Bless.--3. Love life -vv. 10-12-. -Wiersbe---a. Speak no evil. Control your words.--b. Do no evil. Do good. Control your actions.--c. Seek peace.

Main Points--1. Love God's people -v. 8-.--a. Unified-like-minded- agreeable--b. Sympathetic-concerned--c. Loving as brothers and sisters--d. Kind-compassionate- generous--e. Humble-courteous

Main Points--1. Dwell-Be present.--2. Understand-Be considerate.--3. Honor-Be respectful.

Main Points--1. A believing wife should submit to her husband -v. 1-.--2. A believing wife should share the gospel with her unbelieving husband more by her actions than by her words -vv. 1-2-.--3. The beauty of a believing wife is not external, it is internal -vv. 3-4-.--4. The beauty of a believing wife is incorruptible -v. 4-.--5. The beauty of a believing wife is a gentle and quiet spirit -vv. 4-6-.

Main Points--1. Believing wives should submit to their husbands -v. 1-.--2. Believing wives should share the gospel with their unbelieving husbands more by their actions than by their words -vv. 1-2-.

Main Points--1. Jesus suffered in life for our example -vv. 21-23-.--2. Jesus suffered in death for our salvation -vv. 24-25-.

Main Points--1. What- Submit to masters -v. 18-.--2. Why- God rewards righteous suffering -vv. 19-20-.--3. How- Being mindful of God allows us to endure patiently -v. 19-.

Main Points--1. What- Submit to government authority -v. 13-.--2. Why- Submitting to government authority is submitting to God -vv. 13-14-.--3. Why- Submitting to government authority is God's will -v. 15-.--4. How- Doing good puts the opposition to silence -vv. 15-17-.

Main Points--As temporary residents from another place -v. 11-, we must--1. Glorify God by abstaining from fleshly lusts -v. 11-.--2. Glorify God by maintaining good conduct -v. 12-.----Traps to Avoid--1. Disengagement-isolation--2. Activism-social gospel--3. Accommodation-blending in--4. Silence-deeds without words--5. Hypocrisy-words without deeds