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Session 4 Video

Reflect Your Identity in Your Interactions

Session 4

1 Peter 2:11-3:7 (Reflect Your Identity in Your Interactions)

Free video resources for you and your church. Designed for use in these environments: Adult Studies, Student Ministry, Leadership Training, Personal Growth.


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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/FFnGK8AgYcF/Fy-5LuvBfbl/Exiles_ 1 Peter (Jim Dalrymple) 2020.pdf?dt=1661519717355

Jim Dalrymple (New Testament & Church Leadership Professor at Ozark Christian College) encourages us to use the letter written to the scattered church as a reminder of who God is, what he has done in history, and the hope he has given us. When we remember these things, we can strive to be holy people in any relationship we have and through any suffering we may face.

Exiles; A Study in 1 Peter

This series by Jim Dalrymple prompts us to reflect on God's character, historical actions, and the hope He offers, using these insights to strive for holiness in all relationships and circumstances, particularly during times of suffering.

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*Read 1 Peter 2:11-3:7*

**History:**

- “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare.” (Jeremiah 29:7)

  - **Abstain**
  - **Conduct**

**3 Implications of our Identity in our Interactions**

- Trust
- Reflect
- Witness

**3 Circles of Interactions**

- Citizens
- Work (Servants)
- Family (Marriage)


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