Continuing a series on the journey of hope from 1 Peter, the sermon presents Christians as sojourners and pilgrims whose transition to spiritual life is a family affair, addressing wives, husbands, and children from 1 Peter 3:1-7, Ephesians 5, and Ephesians 6. It then gives further marks of the pilgrim: the journey lies ahead and requires dying to the world, the distance does not matter because the destination of heaven and eternal life is what counts, and obstacles are viewed as opportunities to remain victorious in Christ. The sermon closes by urging humility and casting cares on God, and with an invitation to obey the gospel by believing, repenting, confessing Christ, and being immersed for the remission of sins.
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The Journey of Hope - Part 8