Skip to main content

Homiletics 1 Peter 3


Content (not sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture, fit on one line):

1.wives, submit2ur own husb so if believe word,may b won w/o wds by behavior of wives(1)

2.when see purity/revrnc of ur lives; beauty come from hairstyles, jewelry, clothes(2-3)

3.should be inner self, unfading beauty of gentle&quiet spiritof grt worth in G’s sight(4)

4.this way holy wm of past who put hope in G adorn selves;submitted to own husb(5)

5.like Sarah obeyd Abraham & calld him lord, ur her daughters if u do right & do not fear(6)

6.Husb,b considerat w/wives,respect as weaker partner&heirs gift o life so nothin hinder prayers(7)

 

7.all b like-minded, sympathize, lv1anothr,compassionate, humble(8)

8.repay evil w/evil,insult w/insult, repay evil w/blessing so u inherit blessing(9)

9.whoevr lv life&see gd dd kp tng frm evil&lips frm decetfl spch;trn frm evil,do gd,seek pc, pursue(10-11)

10.eyes of L on righteous,ears attentv2prayer,face of L against those who do evil(12)

11.who harm u if u eager2do gd? Even if u suffer4doing rt, u blessd; fear their threats(13-14)

12.in ur heart, revere Christ as L;always preppd give answer4hope u have w/gentleness&respect(15)

13.keepg clr conscienc so those spk malicious v. ur gd behavior in C may b ashamd o their slander(16)

14.better,if G will,2 suffer4doing gd than evil(17)

 

15.C suffrd once4sins, righteous4unrighteous,2bring u2G,He put2death in body,made alive by Spirit(18)

16.after made alive, He went&proclaimed2imprisoned spirits(19)

17.those disobeyed in days of Noah while ark built,only8saved thru water(20)

18.this water symbolize baptism,rem dirt frm body, but pledge of clr conscience toward G(21a)

19.it save u by resurr o JC;who’s gone hvn@ G’s rt hd w/angels,authorities,pwrs in submiss2Him(21b-22)

 

Divisions (run-on sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture/Principles are Aims for each Division):

1.Wives, submit; Husbands, be considerate (1-7)

Principle:  Submission to your husband is submission to Christ.

2.All: turn from evil, seek peace and pursue it (8-17)

Principle:  Pursuing Christ is pursuing peace.

3.Christ at God’s right hand (18-22)

Principle:  Seeking and finding Christ is entering God’s presence.

 

Subject Sentence (10-word sentence with proper structure showing exactly where you are in Scripture):

Peter writes Christ suffered for sins of wives, husbands, all.

 

Aim (“To Cause My Audience To…” Know, See, etc.):

TCMATK Scripture reveals the desired attitudes and behaviors of wives, husbands and everyone because

Christ died for all our sins.

 

Application (not yes or no question.  Meant to bring about life change):

1.Where are you struggling to submit to your husband and how does Christ’s example encourage you to persevere?

2.Jesus prayed for unity in the body in John 17 and we are called to be like-minded in this chapter.  What steps can you take today to advance those Biblical directives?

3.How might your submission to Christ benefit the people in your home, workplace, church and other areas?

 

 


Some notes on 1 Peter 3:

This chapter is all about Christ’s influence and authority and the submission of all things to Him.  Verses 1-6 talk about what wives submissive to Christ look like.  Verse 7 reveals the heart of a husband submissive to Christ.  Verses 8-17 speak to everyone about the attitudes and behavior of those submitting to Christ’s authority.  Verses 18-22 remind us of Christ’s sacrifice to save us.  These verses also reveal the importance of baptism and finally, they briefly paint a picture of the reigning Christ we are submitting to.

 

What is it about you that draws people to Jesus?

 

What needs to happen (or cease happening) for purity and reverence to be observable behaviors in you?

 

From where does your beauty come?  From where will it come in 10-20 years?  Where should you be putting forth effort to enhance (increase) your beauty?  What should your beauty treatment look like?

 

What might be included in a spiritual “spa day”?

 

What fears are you giving in to (or tempted to give in to) in this area?  How can you give these fears over to God and put your trust in Him?

 

How will you promote like-mindedness in the church?

 

In what areas do you need to be more sympathetic?

 

How do you love your Christian siblings?  In what areas do you need to show love?

 

What does “compassion” look like in your life?

 

What does “humility” look like in your life?

 

How have you repaid (or will you repay) evil with blessing this week?

 

What are some ways you could’ve handled conversations differently today to keep your tongue from evil and your lips from deceitful speech?  What will you do in the future to live by this?

 

What’s the difference between seeking peace and pursuing peace?  Which are you doing?

 

How do you respond to undeserved suffering?  How would you like to respond?  How might you get there?

 

What is the reason for your hope?

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Homiletics Training: Content

Homiletics .   By definition, “homiletic” is the art of preaching or writing sermons.   I think we would all agree that our pastors study the Bible thoroughly to deliver sermons every Sunday to their congregations.   The beautiful news is that every child of God can use this discipline to study the Bible for themselves. As a member of Bible Study Fellowship (BSF) Leadership, part of my required preparation each week is to prepare homiletics for the passage we are studying.   BSF offers an engaging seminar on how to use this method to study the Scriptures.   I’ve taken the seminar several times under two different leaders and I’ve learned something new every time I’ve attended.   I’ve also been doing the process of homiletics for over ten years and I can say that there is no better teacher than the Holy Spirit in this process!   So keep practicing.   Keep sharing and discussing.   I’ve been posting my homiletics on this blog for quite a while, now.   And I would like to share wit

Homiletics: John 7

Contents ( not sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture ):   Where?                                                                 Who? 1 1-2 After, J went Gal, not Judea bec Jew ldrs look to kill; Jew fest of tabernacles near 2 3-5 J bros: go Judea so disc see works, show self to world; bros not believe 3 6-8 J: my time not here; world h8 me bec I testify works evil; you go festival, my time not cm 4 9-10 He stay Gal; bros left for fest, He went in secret 5 11-12 @ fest, Jew ldrs watch 4 J: where He?   Widespr whisp: He good man/He deceives ppl 6 13-14 No one say publicly for fear of ldrs; not till ½ way thru fest did J beg to teach 7 15-16 Jews amazed: how man get learning w/o been taught; J: my teaching cm frm who sent 8 17-18 Who choose do will of G find

Homiletics: John 10

Contents ( not sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture ): 1 1-2 VT ITY Phar, any1 enter shp pn by gate=thief/robbr; 1 enters by gate=shepherd 2 3-4 Gatekpr opns gate 4 hm/shp listn/he calls shp by name/leads out/shp follo bec kno voce 3 5-6 They nvr follo stranger, run away bec recog voce; J used fig o spch, Phar understd 4 7-8 Thrfr J: VT ITY I gate 4 shp; all who cm b4 me=thievs/robbrs, shp listn them 5 9-10a I gate, whoevr entr thru me savd/they cm/go/find pasture; thief cm only steal/kill/destry 6 10b-12 I gd shepd, lay dn life 4 shp; Hird hd shepd/own shp, see wolf/abandn shp/wlf attck/scattr 7 13-15a Man run bec care nthg 4 sheep; I gd shep; kno sheep/sheep kno me as Fr kno me/I kno Fr 8 15b-16 I lay dn life 4 sheep; have othr sheep of this pen