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Psalm 37 | Redeemer Modesto | Eddie Martin DISCOVER new ways to trust in God this week. Meditate on this Psalm and ask Him to reveal new ways to put your hope and trust in Him, building your faith. GROW in your faith by finding ways you can experience joy in the blessings God has provided you this week. LIVE on mission by affirming your calling that God has given you by seeking and cultivating the...

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Easter Service - 4.4.21

The elders share the vision for Redeemer and what had transpired in the past year.

Discussion Question 1: What does continuous seasons of suffering lead to? Discussion question 2: Which of Peter’s strategies for dealing with self-pity during suffering could you try this week: Pray earnestly, love deeply, show hospitality, discover/use your gift? Discussion Question 3: Where do find the strength to live out this strategy in continuous seasons of suffering? 2/6/2021 1 Peter 4:7-11...

1/31/2021 Human Passions 1 Peter 4:1-6 Key Thought: If you are willing to suffer like Jesus, you will find great freedom to do the will of God. In the 1950’s there was a preacher named David Wilkerson who went to preach the gospel in a gang controlled neighborhood in New York. It’s a famous story in which one of the gang leaders, Nicky Cruz, tells Wilkerson “You come near me and I’ll kill you”. Wi...

1 Peter 3:13-22 Good Fear 1/24/2021 Having wrong expectations is a recipe for disaster. If you go into a relationship thinking that this person is perfect and they will never disappoint you in any way…prepare for disaster. If you think money will fix all your problems…prepare for disaster. In the same way, having wrong expectations of your relationship with God is a recipe for disaster. Many peopl...

1/17/2021 1 Peter 3:8-12 The Good Life Have you ever baked something and left out a certain ingredient? When I was in high school I worked for Taco Bell. Those were the days of brown pants and orange shirts – I wish I had kept that uniform. On one occasion I was in charge of making the beans – at that point it wasn’t a reheat situation, but rather one of putting beans, water, salt and other things...

1/3/2021 1 Peter 2:18-25 As Christians, we believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God. It was written by men, but those men were directed by God. The Bible was written over thousands of years by authors that did not have anything in common except the voice of God. Even though we believe it is the word of God, often times we have a hard time submitting to what it says. Often this is because...

As we start, take time to read the text and pray. What we celebrate at the Christmas season is Jesus – Peter tells us that Jesus is a ‘living stone, rejected by men but in the sight of God chosen and precious. As we come to Jesus, it is hard to understand who is He, and what it means to be relationship with him. One of the ways in which we realize that God invites us to know him is that he sets up...

12/13/2020 Text: I Peter 1:22-2:3 Holiness Over Circumstances Key Thought: If you are needy, you act one way, but if your needs are met, you act another. One of the great debates in religion is “what do I need to do to purify my soul?” Some think it is confession and hail Mary’s. Some think it is purgatory. Some think we are already pure, perfect just the way we are. Some wonder why we need our so...

Key Thought: If you know the gospel, going into the refiners fire (suffering) doesn’t turn you into ashes, it turns your faith into something more precious than pure gold. Have you noticed that everyone in this world suffers? Suffering is relative to each individual, but no one escapes it. I remember watching the Bill Gates documentary “Inside Bill’s Brain” and wondering if a billionaire suffers....

Key Thought: Hold fast in circumstances by holding fast to the identity God gave. No doubt as Peter writes this letter to the scattered churches that he is cognizant of their circumstances. Peter refers to the recipients as scattered (exiles) and mentions suffering at least fifteen times in this letter making it the major theme. Peter is also known as the Apostle of hope; while John predominantly...

11/15/2020 Text: 1 Peter 1:1-2 Title: The Circumstances of 1 Peter Key Thought: Jesus is not surprised about the circumstances you are in, but predestined them for his glory, your joy, and the edification of the community. Tap the link at the .pdf for teaching notes!

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