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1 Peter 4:10 · BSB
4:10 As good stewards of the manifold grace of God, each of you should use whatever gift he has received to serve one another.
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…and honoring him, and we live it for other people. For the time that we have left on this earth, we pour into other people. We serve other people.1 Peter 4, verse 10says each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others. What does that look like for you? Faithfully administering God's grace in…
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…and then there's the laying of hands and then the person is equipped for ministering. Equipping for ministering. And I'll just read 1 Peter.1 Peter 4 verse 10. 1 Peter 4 verse 10. It says, as each one has received a gift, minister it to one another. Minister it to one another. As good stewards of the…
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…I want you to notice where God being glorified takes place. God is glorified in the church and in Christ Jesus as Christ lives in us. Peter in1 Peter 4, verse 10-11proclaimed, As each one has received a gift, employ in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God. Whoever speaks as one…
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…life and power release toward and working in an individual, enabling him to serve God and others with a divinely imparted ability. And we read infirst Peter chapter 4, verse 10, Peter's writing. If you look at first Peter chapter one, verse 1, you read that Peter was talking to Christians all over, really a large region of…
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…in these ways so that we can find the fit in the body of Christ and the things that he needs us to bring our supply to. So first Peter chapter 4,first Peter chapter 4, verses 10 through 11says this. Just as each one say, each one of you has received a special gift, a spiritual talent and ability graciously given by God. Employ it,…
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…we can use these gifts for the work of the ministry. But the last one today that we're looking at in its definition is the gift of mercy. And so inFirst Peter, chapter 4, verses 10and 11, it tells us that there are gifts that are going to be more public gifts. There's also going to be gifts that possibly could be even behind…
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…place to be because we are squandering what God has gifted us in, in the area of stewardship. And you go back to, I think it's First Peter,First Peter, Chapter 4, Verse 10. We started here says, as every man hath received the gift, there's the gift. Even so minister that service the same one to another. So the purpose…
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…the representation of what God's called us to do, to be a part of what God's called us to be a part of. And how do we do that? Here you go, fromFirst Peter, chapter 4, verse 10says, as each has received a gift. Did you bring yours this morning? Just checking. As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another as…
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…are many passages of Scripture that speak of this idea of service. We go back to our original passage that we started with in 1st Peter, chapter 4.1 Peter, chapter 4, verse 10, says, as every man hath received the gift, even so minister or even so serve the same one to another. And so the Bible commands us to serve one…
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…a person trusts in God, puts their faith in Jesus Christ for salvation. The Holy Spirit indwells them, and God gifts them with a gift of service.First Peter, chapter 4, verse 10, says, as every man hath received the gift, meaning all believers have received the gift, even so minister the same one to another. So the Bible…
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…weeks. And that is the idea of service within our Christian walk. What does it mean to use our spiritual gift or spiritual gifts? The Bible says inFirst Peter, Chapter 4, Verse 10, as every man hath received the gift. So the Bible tells us here in First Peter, Chapter 4, that every believer has received at least one gift, one…
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…know what God says clearly, powerfully, and you're supposed to respond to it. He compares it to a trumpet that is blown and calls people to war. In1 Peter 4, verse 10, Peter gives you a shorter list. I like Peter. Paul is a rabbi and he's got lists and sublists and subheadings and all that. And Peter's like two…
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…in many thanksgivings to God. This expression of ministry and service and pouring out and spending self for the sake of serving the body. in1 Peter chapter 4, verses 10and 11, we find this, as each has received a gift, and how many of us have received a gift? Every one of you in this room who has the Holy Spirit,…
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…the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ. In everything that we do, we should do in excellence for the glory of God. In1 Peter chapter 4, verse 10, it says that as each has received a gift, use it to serve one another. Second Corinthians 9, 7 tells us each one must give as he has decided in…
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…challenges us: ‘Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.’ (1 Peter 4:10) You and I are on this earth to serve God in all things. Yes, all things! and we must pray for wisdom on how to serve Him in all aspects of our…
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…you forever, I'll stand. Nothing compares to the promise I have in you. Amen, please be seated. All right. The scripture reading today comes from1 Peter, chapter 4, verses 10 through 11. It says Each of you should use whatever gifts you have received to serve others as faithful stewards of God's grace in those various forms. If…
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…he says, as priests, not only can you go directly to God, not only are you holy and set apart for Him, but he says you've got a gift. Every person.First Peter chapter 4 verse 10, he says, God has given each of you a gift from his great variety of spiritual gifts. Use them well to serve one another. What is a spiritual gift?…
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…submit to him all areas and say not my will but yours, and that means residing within the church body and using the gifts God placed inside of us.1 Peter 4, verse 10,. Just as each of you has received a special gift, a spiritual talent, an ability graciously given by God, employing and serving one another as is…
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…a spiritual gift does. And the one who loves will desire to do that, make opportunity even to serve, and will intentionally pursue service to God.1 Peter 4:10says, “As each one has received a special gift, employ it in serving one another as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” That service is…
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…you've signed up. If you've not signed up, please do come along anyway. And Bob will come and share with us. Thanks, Bob. Our first reading is from1 Peter chapter 4, verses 7 to 11, and then we'll read from 2 Peter chapter 3. These are two of many passages in the New Testament that remind us that we live in the present, in the…
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