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

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As Christians, we are called to live a life that's different than others. And, if we do it right, a life that will cause people to ask questions. As Bryan Clark continues our study in 1 Peter, we'll turn to chapter 3 to find out how we are to provide an answer when others ask about the light within us.

As Christians, we are called to live a life that's different than others. And, if we do it right, a life that will cause people to ask questions. As Bryan Clark continues our study in 1 Peter, we'll turn to chapter 3 to find out how we are to provide an answer when others ask about the light within us.

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There is so much in our world that needs to change; so many wrongs to be righted. But, Bryan Clark reminds us, at the end of the day, our sphere of influence really only extends to ourselves. We can't control others, but we can choose our own behavior. In this look at 1 Peter 3, we'll see how to choose behaviors for ourselves that will lead to a flourishing faith and even inspire others to do the same.

There is so much in our world that needs to change; so many wrongs to be righted. But, Bryan Clark reminds us, at the end of the day, our sphere of influence really only extends to ourselves. We can't control others, but we can choose our own behavior. In this look at 1 Peter 3, we'll see how to choose behaviors for ourselves that will lead to a flourishing faith and even inspire others to do the same.

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It's not hard to see that we live in an angry culture. Whether it's on social media or the nightly news, we are surrounded by hostile, frustrated, and fearful people. That's true today, and it was true for the Christians who received Peter's letter. Bryan Clark continues our study and shows how we as Christians are called to behave in an argumentative world.

It's not hard to see that we live in an angry culture. Whether it's on social media or the nightly news, we are surrounded by hostile, frustrated, and fearful people. That's true today, and it was true for the Christians who received Peter's letter. Bryan Clark continues our study and shows how we as Christians are called to behave in an argumentative world.

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"You husbands in the same way..." As Bryan Clark continues our study of 1 Peter 3, we'll turn our attention to the men in the marriage relationship. We'll consider what these verses meant to the people who first read Peter's letter, but more importantly, we'll see that the way we apply these verses today can have a dramatic impact both at home and in our communities.

"You husbands in the same way..." As Bryan Clark continues our study of 1 Peter 3, we'll turn our attention to the men in the marriage relationship. We'll consider what these verses meant to the people who first read Peter's letter, but more importantly, we'll see that the way we apply these verses today can have a dramatic impact both at home and in our communities.

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When everyone is selfish and self-centered, demanding their rights, there is no chance for flourishing. But, Bryan Clark reminds us, as the people of God we are called to something different and better. It's not arguments, but behavior that most demonstrates the power of Christ at work in us. Today, Bryan shows how these principles apply within the marriage relationship.

When everyone is selfish and self-centered, demanding their rights, there is no chance for flourishing. But, Bryan Clark reminds us, as the people of God we are called to something different and better. It's not arguments, but behavior that most demonstrates the power of Christ at work in us. Today, Bryan shows how these principles apply within the marriage relationship.

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