Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

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That Christians will face ridicule and persecution is a given. And even though things look different for Americans in the 21st Century than they did for Peter 2,000 years ago, Christians are still mocked and abused. Bryan Clark shows us how to take a positive stand for the Lord and glorify Him even as others seek to tear us down.

That Christians will face ridicule and persecution is a given. And even though things look different for Americans in the 21st Century than they did for Peter 2,000 years ago, Christians are still mocked and abused. Bryan Clark shows us how to take a positive stand for the Lord and glorify Him even as others seek to tear us down.

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To this point in our study of 1 Peter, the Apostle has been teaching us to live strategically within our communities to minimize unnecessary conflict in order to maximize the impact of the Gospel. But, Bryan Clark points out, opposition is never far away. So, rejoice! We'll find out how we as believers can rejoice even when the world stands against us.

To this point in our study of 1 Peter, the Apostle has been teaching us to live strategically within our communities to minimize unnecessary conflict in order to maximize the impact of the Gospel. But, Bryan Clark points out, opposition is never far away. So, rejoice! We'll find out how we as believers can rejoice even when the world stands against us.

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"The end of all things is near." If that was true when Peter wrote it, it's still true today. How are we to conduct our lives with the expectation that Christ could return at any minute? As Pastor Bryan Clark explains, this isn't just a matter inviting new people into the church, it also involves loving each other inside the church and being faithful to the ministry God has called us to.

"The end of all things is near." If that was true when Peter wrote it, it's still true today. How are we to conduct our lives with the expectation that Christ could return at any minute? As Pastor Bryan Clark explains, this isn't just a matter inviting new people into the church, it also involves loving each other inside the church and being faithful to the ministry God has called us to.

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If you were to board a cruise ship, you are probably expecting a vacation. But if you were to board a battleship, your expectations will be very different. Unfortunately, Bryan Clark explains, many Christians behave as if they were on a cruise when the reality is just the opposite. "Therefore...arm yourselves" is Peter's way of introducing the next chapter in our study of 1 Peter.

If you were to board a cruise ship, you are probably expecting a vacation. But if you were to board a battleship, your expectations will be very different. Unfortunately, Bryan Clark explains, many Christians behave as if they were on a cruise when the reality is just the opposite. "Therefore...arm yourselves" is Peter's way of introducing the next chapter in our study of 1 Peter.

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As we continue our study of 1 Peter chapter 3, we will encounter a passage which Bible Teacher Bryan Clark describes as "the most confusing verse in the New Testament." As we look at Peter's much-debated allusion to Noah and the flood, we'll come through with a wonderful picture of God's gracious salvation and the beauty found in baptism.

As we continue our study of 1 Peter chapter 3, we will encounter a passage which Bible Teacher Bryan Clark describes as "the most confusing verse in the New Testament." As we look at Peter's much-debated allusion to Noah and the flood, we'll come through with a wonderful picture of God's gracious salvation and the beauty found in baptism.

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