Pyeongtaek International Community Church

Peter revisits the topic of suffering in our passage this week. But this time he talks about how suffering is actually a part of how our faith is tested. Does God actually cause this suffering? If God is good, why would God's people go through suffering?

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In this week's passage, Peter states that the end is near. If the end is near what should Christians be doing in the meantime. Peter sets out to explain what in fact we should be doing.

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This week we look at another passage in 1 Peter that is not easy to understand. "....whoever has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin," Peter says. What exactly could he mean by this? Peter is calling the church to the same willingness that Jesus had to do the Father's will, even if that means facing suffering. But can suffering really lead to an absence of sin? Is that what Peter is talking about here?

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We are back in 1 Peter this week and some have described this passage as the most difficult passage in the New Testament. We look at three of the most popular views on this passage.

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This morning we actually take a look at both Psalm 3 and 4. And the context of these psalms is when David is on the run from his son, Absalom, who has taken over the throne. The psalms are the deepest thoughts, emotions, and questions expressed through poetry. And in Psalm 3 and 4, David answers the question of how to we find peace in the most distressing situations.

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This week our guest speaker Paul Falgout shares a word from Psalm 148.

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This week our guest speaker Levi Miller shares a word from Psalm 22.

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This week our guest speaker Nathan Bingaman shares a word from Psalm 104. If this is your first time joining us, we are a small church located in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.

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Peter points the persecuted church to an eternal perspective and also gives some direction for how one shares their faith even in the midst of persecution.

How does one normally share their faith? Is there a step by step way that we should be evangelizing? What is the best way to approach sharing our faith today in the modern world?

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This week we look at how Peter directs the church to submit to one another. He also builds off of something that Jesus taught, to bless those who come against you. What does it actually mean to bless someone? What does it mean to bless someone who means us harm?

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