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1 Peter–Part 03–1:22-2:10

March 22, 2023     1 Pet 1:22-2:10, Church, Corporate, Family of God, Growth, Israel, Priesthood, Replacement Theology, Spiritual Sacrifice
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin, Philippe Sterling and Ken Yates are talking about the contents of 1 Peter. There are many important relationships that are highlighted in this book. One of those relationships is a corporate one–the way we act toward each other in the family of God. There are some things to adopt and nurture. There are also some things to put away. Our spiritual growth is not only individual. It is also to be evidenced in our life together in the local church. You will surely find this episode (and this whole series) interesting and motivating. Please listen!

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