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Grace in 1 Peter

Grace in 1 Peter

by McIlree, Andy
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As Bible teacher Andy McIlree, says, "Tracing the grace of God in Peter's first letter is like seeing the glory of God in Romans and the greatness of God in Hebrews." In this deeply practical book, Andy takes us through each of Peter's 5 chapters, and introduces us to the manifold grace of God expressed in at least 11 different aspects:

1. GRACE REQUIRED IN AN UNGRACIOUS MAN
2. GRACE RESTORED IN OUR MISTAKES
3. GRACE RECEIVED IN THE GOSPEL
4. GRACE REGARDED IN WORSHIP AND WITNESS
5. GRACE REINFORCED IN TRIALS
6. GRACE RECIPROCATED IN MARRIAGE
7. GRACE RECOGNISED IN HOLINESS
8. GRACE REVEALED IN SPIRITUAL GIFTS
9. GRACE REFLECTED IN LEADERSHIP
10. GRACE REGAINED IN BIBLICAL TRUTH;
11. GRACE RE-EMPHASISED IN PAUL'S LETTERS

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Pub dateMay 14, 2019
ISBN-101789101875
ISBN-139781789101874
LanguageEnglish
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