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

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There's an old saying that goes, "if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck." But if someone talks like a Christian and behaves just like every other non-believer in the public arena, what conclusion will other people draw? As Bryan Clark continues in 1 Peter, we'll be reminded that there is a purpose to our salvation, and part of that purpose is to demonstrate Christ to a watching world.

There's an old saying that goes, "if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck." But if someone talks like a Christian and behaves just like every other non-believer in the public arena, what conclusion will other people draw? As Bryan Clark continues in 1 Peter, we'll be reminded that there is a purpose to our salvation, and part of that purpose is to demonstrate Christ to a watching world.

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Peter's next instruction to believers as we continue our study in the Book of 1 Peter is one that has stirred up debate continuously for the last 2000 years. Bryan Clark helps us understand what Peter meant by asking servants to be submissive to their masters. We'll look closely at what this means, and does not mean for us today. More importantly, we'll understand how this fits within God's divine story of grace.

Peter's next instruction to believers as we continue our study in the Book of 1 Peter is one that has stirred up debate continuously for the last 2000 years. Bryan Clark helps us understand what Peter meant by asking servants to be submissive to their masters. We'll look closely at what this means, and does not mean for us today. More importantly, we'll understand how this fits within God's divine story of grace.

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Bryan Clark takes an unflinching look at the Bible's command for Christians to submit to government. Is there a place for civil disobedience? How do we effectively interact with people of different generations on matters of politics? How do we accomplish God's will when the government seems set against it? Find hope and encouragement as we continue our study of 1 Peter!

Bryan Clark takes an unflinching look at the Bible's command for Christians to submit to government. Is there a place for civil disobedience? How do we effectively interact with people of different generations on matters of politics? How do we accomplish God's will when the government seems set against it? Find hope and encouragement as we continue our study of 1 Peter!

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What's the best way for a Christian to make an impact in a world that is hostile to Christ? Bryan Clark takes us to 1 Peter chapter 2 for an answer that may be surprising to some. According to Peter, it's not the quality of our arguments or clothing that makes the most impact, it's the quality of our transformed life in Christ.

What's the best way for a Christian to make an impact in a world that is hostile to Christ? Bryan Clark takes us to 1 Peter chapter 2 for an answer that may be surprising to some. According to Peter, it's not the quality of our arguments or clothing that makes the most impact, it's the quality of our transformed life in Christ.

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Understanding leads to belief, and belief leads to behavior change. And when Christ-followers join together in love, the church becomes unstoppable. Bryan Clark takes a look at the foundation of the Church in Christian society and helps us to rediscover the wonderful message at the heart of our new position in Christ.

Understanding leads to belief, and belief leads to behavior change. And when Christ-followers join together in love, the church becomes unstoppable. Bryan Clark takes a look at the foundation of the Church in Christian society and helps us to rediscover the wonderful message at the heart of our new position in Christ.

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