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Three Facts True of Every Christian

date	February 25, 1990
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scripture	1 Peter 1:1
type	Sermon
id	1454

Alistair Begg opens the Bible to the book of 1 Peter. It’s here that we see a glimpse of the author a man of God who calls us to a very high standard of Christian living. In fact, Peter’s life reveals characteristics that should be true of every believer. Learn more about these characteristics as we study 1 Peter 1.

A Hope that Stands the Test of Time

date	April 4, 2010
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scripture	1 Peter 1:3-5
type	Sermon
id	2736

Wise coaches don’t take anything for granted; instead, they know that it is critical for their teams to understand the basics. Similarly, Jesus focused his attention on teaching his disciples the key themes of his ministry. In this Easter Sunday message, Alistair Begg unpacks the lesson of undeserved forgiveness and the good news of new life that Jesus drove home to the apostle Peter.

A Living Hope, Part 2

date	March 11, 1990
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scripture	1 Peter 1:3
type	Sermon
id	1458

A Living Hope, Part 1

date	March 4, 1990
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scripture	1 Peter 1:3
type	Sermon
id	1456

Standing Firm in Shaking Times, Volume 1

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scripture	1 Peter 1:10, 1 Peter 2:10
type	Series
id	16001

First Peter is a handbook for Christian Living. All of the foundations necessary for building lives of spiritual maturity are contained in these chapters. Peter’s readers were geographically scattered and in the face of all kinds of challenges they needed to be theologically grounded. Jesus had given Peter the task of feeding and strengthening the sheep. This compelling, practical, vital letter is surely part of the response to that directive. He is clear about his purpose: to stimulate their faith, to assure them of the reliability of God’s word and encourage them to stand fast in God’s grace.