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<div><b>Text: </b>1 Peter 2:18-25</div>

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<div><i>There is purpose in our pain.</i></div>

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<div>We all find ourselves in relationships where we are under the authority of someone else.  These "masters" might wield their authority well, creating a place where we willingly submit to their authority.  But what about when our "masters" or evil and abuse their authority?  Who are the "masters" in our lives today?  What must Christians be willing to endure?  What should our submission look like?</div>
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Text: 1 Peter 2:18-25 There is purpose in our pain. We all find ourselves in relationships where we are under the authority of someone else. These "masters" might wield their authority well, creating a place where we willingly submit to their authority. But what about when our "masters" or evil and abuse their authority? Who are the "masters" in our lives today? What must Christians be willing to endure? What should our submission look like?


<b>Text:&nbsp;</b>1 Peter 2:18-25

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<i>There is purpose in our pain.</i>

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We all find ourselves in relationships where we are under the authority of someone else.&nbsp; These "masters" might wield their authority well, creating a place where we willingly submit to their authority.&nbsp; But what about when our "masters" or evil and abuse their authority?&nbsp; Who are the "masters" in our lives today?&nbsp; What must Christians be willing to endure?&nbsp; What should our submission look like?


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