Stand Firm, Live Holy: 1 & 2 Peter and Jude

10 weeks | 4 lessons/week | 10-20 minutes/lesson

How are we to live in a world where following Jesus often puts us at odds with our culture? Is it ok to blend in and not make waves? What does it mean to suffer well? Is truth certain, or subjective? Can all who claim the name of Christ be trusted? These relatable questions were being addressed roughly 2000 years ago, in the three New Testament letters in this study. Early Christ-followers were navigating their way through Jewish resentment, Roman harassment, spiritual turbulence, and their own questions and doubts.

In his first letter Peter acknowledges their difficult status as exiles – God’s people living within godless cultures – but calls them up to higher, holier lives. He challenges them to change their perspective and see Christ as their example, enduring suffering with faith in God’s promises. His second letter focuses on knowledge, urging discernment and correct thinking as a foundation for right living. Why is Jude’s letter included in this study? It has much in common with 2 Peter, including some puzzling passages found only in these two books! All three will encourage us, in our trials and frustrations, to stand firm, live holy, and trust God for all we need to live lives that honor Him.

Details:

• Printed workbooks are 7" x 8.5", spiral bound, with a clear plastic cover. 
• Set of 4 scripture cards is available as an optional add-on purchase with each workbook. Set includes 4 selected verses from Peter and Jude. Printed on linen-textured cardstock, cards are 4" x 5.25".
• Download a free sample lesson which includes an explanation of the study format, an introduction to the study, one week of homework lessons, and the “Talk about it” discussion guide. 
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