apostle peter

Could the secret to weathering life's storms lie nestled within the ancient wisdom of the First Epistle of Peter? Join us as we unravel the enduring messages of faith and perseverance that resonate throughout this powerful New Testament book. This episode promises to enrich your spiritual journey as we highlight the significance of being 'elect exiles' and the transformative passage of 1 Peter 2:9, which extends the identity of God's chosen to all believers in Christ. Together, we'll dissect the complexities of suffering for one's beliefs and the delicate interpretation of marital roles, advocating for relationships built on mutual respect and honor.

The intricacies of Christian marriage and the reality of suffering for faith are not subjects that we tread lightly. Our discussion grapples with the symbiotic nature of marriage as depicted in 1 Peter, where spiritual leadership and support converge to reflect God's original design for this sacred union. As we confront the inevitability of strife in a believer's life, we offer words of encouragement to stand strong against the tide, fortified by the enduring truth and protective armor of God's Word. Our dialogue is a testament to the depth and resilience required to uphold these biblical teachings amidst the challenges of modern life.

Embark on a mission to cultivate a life of holiness, as we dissect 1 Peter's instructions for living a life that's pleasing to God. We discuss the profound impact of a new birth into living hope, the pursuit of truth, and the earnest love for our fellow believers. In doing so, we emphasize our collective identity as a chosen race and royal priesthood, tasked with the noble duty of declaring God's excellencies. This episode is not just a lesson but an invitation—an invitation to bolster your understanding of God's grace and to navigate the road to ultimate redemption with unwavering conviction and peace in Christ.

In 1 Peter chapter 1, Peter writes to the dispersed believers, encouraging them with the hope found in Christ amid trials and persecution. He highlights the believers' inheritance kept in heaven, emphasizing their faith's genuineness through trials, leading to praise and honor at Christ's revelation. 

Chapter 2 of 1 Peter delves into believers' identity as living stones being built into a spiritual house, emphasizing their call to live holy lives, abstaining from sinful desires and honoring all people. 

In 1 Peter chapter 3, Peter addresses various relationships, advocating for wives and husbands to honor each other, displaying unity and respect.

Chapter 4 of 1 Peter stresses the importance of living for God, embracing suffering for righteousness' sake, and entrusting oneself to the faithful Creator. 

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This week on Heritage Bible Radio, we continue in our study of the Book of Acts with chapter 3:1-26. It tells the story of the healing of the lame begger which leads to Peter's second sermon to the Jews. Please join Pastor Jim as he teaches from Acts chapter 3. 

Heritage Bible Radio is a Ministry of Heritage Bible Church where Jim Harris is the teaching pastor. You can join Jim each weekday at 8:30 am MST. In the Treasure Valley (KBXL 94.1 FM). Every day Jim works to devote his radio time to some portion of the Word of God so you can know God and serve him better.

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This week on Heritage Bible Radio, we continue in our study of the Book of Acts with chapter 3:1-26. It tells the story of the healing of the lame begger which leads to Peter's second sermon to the Jews. Please join Pastor Jim as he teaches from Acts chapter 3. 

Heritage Bible Radio is a Ministry of Heritage Bible Church where Jim Harris is the teaching pastor. You can join Jim each weekday at 8:30 am MST. In the Treasure Valley (KBXL 94.1 FM). Every day Jim works to devote his radio time to some portion of the Word of God so you can know God and serve him better.

7071 W Emerald St , Boise, ID 83704
208-321-4373 | info@hbc-boise.org
https://www.hbc-boise.org/

This week on Heritage Bible Radio, we continue in our study of the Book of Acts with chapter 3:1-26. It tells the story of the healing of the lame begger which leads to Peter's second sermon to the Jews. Please join Pastor Jim as he teaches from Acts chapter 3. 

Heritage Bible Radio is a Ministry of Heritage Bible Church where Jim Harris is the teaching pastor. You can join Jim each weekday at 8:30 am MST. In the Treasure Valley (KBXL 94.1 FM). Every day Jim works to devote his radio time to some portion of the Word of God so you can know God and serve him better.

7071 W Emerald St , Boise, ID 83704
208-321-4373 | info@hbc-boise.org
https://www.hbc-boise.org/

This week on Heritage Bible Radio, we continue in our study of the Book of Acts with chapter 3:1-26. It tells the story of the healing of the lame begger which leads to Peter's second sermon to the Jews. Please join Pastor Jim as he teaches from Acts chapter 3. 

Heritage Bible Radio is a Ministry of Heritage Bible Church where Jim Harris is the teaching pastor. You can join Jim each weekday at 8:30 am MST. In the Treasure Valley (KBXL 94.1 FM). Every day Jim works to devote his radio time to some portion of the Word of God so you can know God and serve him better.

7071 W Emerald St , Boise, ID 83704
208-321-4373 | info@hbc-boise.org
https://www.hbc-boise.org/

This week on Heritage Bible Radio, we continue in our study of the Book of Acts with chapter 3:1-26. It tells the story of the healing of the lame begger which leads to Peter's second sermon to the Jews. Please join Pastor Jim as he teaches from Acts chapter 3. 

Heritage Bible Radio is a Ministry of Heritage Bible Church where Jim Harris is the teaching pastor. You can join Jim each weekday at 8:30 am MST. In the Treasure Valley (KBXL 94.1 FM). Every day Jim works to devote his radio time to some portion of the Word of God so you can know God and serve him better.

7071 W Emerald St , Boise, ID 83704
208-321-4373 | info@hbc-boise.org
https://www.hbc-boise.org/

Ever wondered how the early Christian church grew from a Jewish offshoot to a distinct entity? Buckle up for a riveting journey back in time as we trace the roots of Christianity, from the disciples being first referred to as Christians in Antioch to the exemplary faith that enabled Peter's miraculous prison escape. But the story doesn't end there; we also delve into the hardships endured in the name of faith, including the ruthless persecution by Herod and the martyrdom of James. Through these narratives, the power of faith and the resilience of the early church is vividly brought to life.

From the shadows of a persecutor to the spotlight of spreading the faith, Saul's transformation into Paul is nothing short of extraordinary. The courage of Barnabas, who risked reputation to mentor Saul, offers profound insights into the importance of mentorship and discipleship in the Christian faith. Alongside these captivating narratives, we also delve into the perils of seeking personal glory, best exemplified by the shocking outcome of Herod's hubris. As we round off the episode, a triumphant return to Jerusalem by Barnabas, Paul, and John Mark sets the stage for future episodes, ensuring you'll be eagerly awaiting what comes next.

Acts 11 reveals a pivotal moment in the early Christian community, emphasizing inclusivity and the expansion of the gospel beyond Jewish boundaries. It begins with Peter's vision, where he learns that the Gentiles are not to be considered unclean or unworthy. This vision leads him to the household of Cornelius, a Roman centurion, and despite initial reservations due to Jewish laws, Peter witnesses the Holy Spirit descending upon Cornelius and his household. Baptizing them, Peter acknowledges that God's grace extends to all, regardless of their heritage or background. This chapter emphasizes themes of community, divine guidance, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the breaking down of cultural barriers within the Church.

Acts 12, in contrast, highlights the persecution faced by the early Church at the hands of King Herod Agrippa I. Herod imprisons and executes James, the brother of John, intending to further oppress the followers of Jesus. Sensing the approval of the Jewish authorities, he proceeds to arrest Peter. However, despite being heavily guarded in prison, Peter experiences divine intervention when an angel miraculously releases him. This remarkable escape from prison emphasizes the power of prayer and divine intervention in times of adversity. Meanwhile, Herod's arrogance and refusal to acknowledge God's authority lead to his downfall. An angel strikes Herod down, and he dies a gruesome death, demonstrating the consequences of opposing God's purposes. Amidst these trials and persecutions, the Church co

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Yahweh raised Yeshua from the dead, and it was prophesied to happen before hand by King David. But where did David speak about it?

Hold Fast is a radio ministry of Golgotha Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho! Join Pastor Marty Sondermann as he teaches us verse by verse, chapter by chapter, and book by book. Tune in every weekday at 12:15 pm to listen in. We hope you enjoy it! If you would like more information about the church you can visit their website at: https://www.golgothafellowship.org/

Hold Fast is a radio ministry of Golgotha Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho! Join Pastor Marty Sondermann as he teaches us verse by verse, chapter by chapter, and book by book. Tune in every weekday at 12:15 pm to listen in. We hope you enjoy it! If you would like more information about the church you can visit their website at: https://www.golgothafellowship.org/

Hold Fast is a radio ministry of Golgotha Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho! Join Pastor Marty Sondermann as he teaches us verse by verse, chapter by chapter, and book by book. Tune in every weekday at 12:15 pm to listen in. We hope you enjoy it! If you would like more information about the church you can visit their website at: https://www.golgothafellowship.org/

Hold Fast is a radio ministry of Golgotha Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho! Join Pastor Marty Sondermann as he teaches us verse by verse, chapter by chapter, and book by book. Tune in every weekday at 12:15 pm to listen in. We hope you enjoy it! If you would like more information about the church you can visit their website at: https://www.golgothafellowship.org/

Hold Fast is a radio ministry of Golgotha Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho! Join Pastor Marty Sondermann as he teaches us verse by verse, chapter by chapter, and book by book. Tune in every weekday at 12:15 pm to listen in. We hope you enjoy it! If you would like more information about the church you can visit their website at: https://www.golgothafellowship.org/

How can you approach sympathetic villains and antiheroes from a Christian perspective, especially in our modern culture? In today’s episode, Gabby, Hope, and Daeus give inspiring and thought-provoking advice on how to make a villain relatable without condoning his actions. They also explain how the Apostle Peter demonstrates that antiheroes need to be explored as much as heroes and villains.
 
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When the storms of life come our way, are we going to stay in the boat and wait around for Jesus to come and rescue us?  Or, are we going to let God turn this trial into a testimony and get out of the boat to showcase His power?  Tune it to discover what it takes to have the faith to stay afloat.

Taken from: 14:22-33

Can we become sinless in our lifetimes? Some devoted followers of Jesus believe that Christians can reach a point in their spiritual maturity where they no longer sin. Imagine it! No longer struggling with negative internal thoughts like anger or hate. No longer wrestling with the inner tensions that tempt us to walk a path other than the one God has laid out for His followers. Sinless perfection, or Christian perfection as believers in this position prefer to call it, sounds amazing! But is it really possible? No matter how wonderful it sounds, is it even attainable? Many respected heroes of our Faith continued to struggle with sin throughout their lives and were looking forward to the day when Jesus would rescue them from "this body of death." Think the Apostle Paul in Romans 7. While sinless perfection sounds fantastic, this position rests on a very anemic definition of what sin and sinlessness actually are. In this episode of The Rugged Truth Podcast, we will explore this idea and answer this question in a way that will leave us informed and encouraged. Join the conversation now!

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In our text this morning, in John 1, there are five men. Andrew, probably John himself, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael. All different with different motivations, questions and jobs. But all of them come and see Jesus for the first time. And it changes them forever. If you are here and you are a christian, or exploring what it means to be a Christian, you are a link in the chain, that goes way back to this story, right here. Somebody pointed you to Jesus. And whether it was years and years of conversation, or one blurted out, whatever it was, it beckoned you to come and see for yourself. And even if you aren’t sure if you are interested, keep coming, because Jesus is interested in you and he wants to build something on your life that you can hardly imagine. Put yourself in the story, maybe for the first time.

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48833081

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