Growth in Life and its Results (Part 3)
In 1 Peter 2:6-8 we see Christ presented as a stone who was rejected by the Jews but who has become the cornerstone joining the Jews and Gentiles together for His building. Witness Lee provides an encouraging yet sobering word on the consequences of how man responds to such a Christ.
Released on 30 Jan 2024
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Growth in Life and its Results (Part 4)
As earthen vessels we are but clay in the hands of God, yet Peter boldly declares that we have become living stones useful in building up God’s house (1 Peter 2:5). How is such transformation possible? Witness Lee opens up this crucial matter, and points to two monumental events in Peter’s life that shaped his entire ministry.
Christian Life and its Sufferings (Part 2)
What does “grace” mean in 1 Peter 2:19-20? Much more than merely unmerited favour, Peter reveals a deeper understanding of grace as the inward motivation of the divine life experienced in the midst of unjust suffering. Through such grace, Christ is reproduced as the model (2:21) and manifested to the people around us.
Christian Life and its Sufferings (Part 1) and (Part 3)
Today, we come to 1 Peter 2:24-25 in which Christ is described as the Shepherd and Overseer of our souls. Witness Lee explains the meaning of these titles as they connect to His loving and caring visitation (2:12).