• Better To Suffer For Doing Good | 1 Peter - The Living Hope of Easter

  • May 13 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Better To Suffer For Doing Good | 1 Peter - The Living Hope of Easter

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  • Welcome to Divine Savior Church
    Series: 1 Peter - The Living Hope of Easter
    Message: Better To Suffer For Doing Good
    Preacher: Pastor Ben Kuerth
    Service Schedule: Sunday at 9:30am

    1 Peter 3:8-22

    It’s not easy to suffer. We want to fight back and get revenge. But as Jesus followers, we live a new way. We don’t repay evil with evil, but evil with good. We are called to actively bless people! Even hard-to-bless people! If we are afraid of people, we will keep our mouths shut and not share the life-giving hope we have to share. Let’s remember the living hope of Easter. That will open our mouths and give us reason to share our hope. We have a living, eternal hope! Death is not the last word. The faith the Holy Spirit has given us brings us into that hope. Our “suffering” will lead to hope for many!

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