1 Peter 1:1-9

How might Peter’s readers have felt about God, themselves, and their faith in the face of trials and persecution?

Why does Peter remind his readers that they are “God’s elect” (v. 1) and “chosen according to the foreknowledge of God” (v. 2)?

What difference does the “living hope” (v. 3) we have as Christian make to the way we live our lives?

What does it mean to be “shielded by God’s power” (v. 5)? How have you experienced that?

How can he help one another to “greatly rejoice” (v. 6) even in the face of tragedy and suffering?

 
1 Peter 1:1-9

How might Peter’s readers have felt about God, themselves, and their faith in the face of trials and persecution?

Why does Peter remind his readers that they are “God’s elect” (v. 1) and “chosen according to the foreknowledge of God” (v. 2)?

What difference does the “living hope” (v. 3) we have as Christian make to the way we live our lives?

What does it mean to be “shielded by God’s power” (v. 5)? How have you experienced that?

How can he help one another to “greatly rejoice” (v. 6) even in the face of tragedy and suffering?

1 Peter 1:1-9

How might Peter’s readers have felt about God, themselves, and their faith in the face of trials and persecution?

Why does Peter remind his readers that they are “God’s elect” (v. 1) and “chosen according to the foreknowledge of God” (v. 2)?

What difference does the “living hope” (v. 3) we have as Christian make to the way we live our lives?

What does it mean to be “shielded by God’s power” (v. 5)? How have you experienced that?

How can he help one another to “greatly rejoice” (v. 6) even in the face of tragedy and suffering?