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In this message from Sheridan Hills Baptist Church, Pastor Jason Hill teaches from 1 Peter 2:18–25 about what it means for a follower of Christ to be subject and to endure suffering. This passage reminds us that submission, even in difficult circumstances or under unjust authority, is not weakness but a powerful testimony of faith. Christ Himself suffered unjustly, leaving us an example to follow. Our response should be rooted in doing good, trusting God's justice, and building our hope on His character rather than our comfort.
The sermon challenges believers to fix their eyes on the unseen God by speaking truthfully about Him, living honorably, and following Christ’s example when hardship comes. Suffering for righteousness is not without purpose; it becomes a witness to the transforming power of the gospel. As we endure, we walk in the new life that God has given us, no longer wandering like lost sheep but living under the care and protection of the Shepherd of our souls.
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Links to Sermon Notes & Answers:
➤Sermon Notes (Blank): sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_e0de67c77dea4575ae6891d1621d9dfe.pdf
➤Sermon Notes (Answers): sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_5a1b2f38157c4cb488b67d7f65032ad7.pdf
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In this video:
Review of previous sermons in series
Main Points
Application
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In this message from Sheridan Hills Baptist Church, Pastor Jason Hill teaches from 1 Peter 2:18–25 about what it means for a follower of Christ to be subject and to endure suffering. This passage reminds us that submission, even in difficult circumstances or under unjust authority, is not weakness but a powerful testimony of faith. Christ Himself suffered unjustly, leaving us an example to follow. Our response should be rooted in doing good, trusting God's justice, and building our hope on His character rather than our comfort.
The sermon challenges believers to fix their eyes on the unseen God by speaking truthfully about Him, living honorably, and following Christ’s example when hardship comes. Suffering for righteousness is not without purpose; it becomes a witness to the transforming power of the gospel. As we endure, we walk in the new life that God has given us, no longer wandering like lost sheep but living under the care and protection of the Shepherd of our souls.
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Links to Sermon Notes & Answers:
➤Sermon Notes (Blank): sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_e0de67c77dea4575ae6891d1621d9dfe.pdf
➤Sermon Notes (Answers): sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_5a1b2f38157c4cb488b67d7f65032ad7.pdf
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In this video:
Review of previous sermons in series
Main Points
Application
________________________________________
Subscribe to this channel to catch weekly expositional sermons from the Bible.
________________________________________
Explore more sermons and information:
sheridanhills.org/watch-new
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Follow us:
➤Facebook: facebook.com/sheridanhills
➤Twitter: twitter.com/sheridanhills01
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