Series: 1 Peter - The Making of a Mature Disciple
Maturity in Christ
May 26, 2024 | Jon Knapp
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We likely have more content on the beginning, middle and end of Peter's life as a disciple of Jesus than we do on any other apostle. Which brings a richness to his themes of being chosen, identity, suffering, submission and humility. We are told this book was written to encourage and to testify to the true grace of God (1 Peter 5:12). 1 Peter was greatly needed to strengthen a church going through horrific persecution, but also serves as great encouragement to us as we become fully devoted followers of Christ.