1 Peter is a New Testament letter by the Apostle Peter, encouraging Christians facing persecution in Asia Minor to remain steadfast in their faith by focusing on their secure hope in Christ's resurrection, living holy lives, submitting to authority, and doing good to glorify God, even as "strangers and exiles" in a hostile world, following Jesus' example of suffering. The core message is enduring hardship through godly conduct, recognizing this suffering as a way to share in Christ's glory and grow in character.
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1 Peter is hosted by Joshua P. Howard. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "A Final Charge" (15 February 2026, 41 minutes), "Warring Against a Roaring Lion" (8 February 2026, 35 minutes), and "Dressing Properly" (1 February 2026, 39 minutes).
1 Peter publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 22 episodes.
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Joshua P. Howard hosts 1 Peter, a religion podcast with 22 episodes published.
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1 Peter
It is always bittersweet to end a book of the Bible, and we are approaching our final sermon in our series on 1 Peter. You may understand what I mean by "bittersweet" – reflecting on these words that God inspired to be...
We conclude our section in 1 Peter 5:5-11, and we're specifically looking at verses 8-11. This is one of those passages that I love because it reminds us that there is far more to this world than we see. There are...
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This Sunday we're in 1 Peter 5:5-7, as I had to slow down a bit on our normal sermon schedule and take two weeks on a passage I planned to do in one Sunday (5:5-11). There are two themes that fit quite well for our...
This Sunday's passage is a bit of encouragement to elders, but I hope no one thinks that means this passage "doesn't apply" to them if they are not an elder! Elder leadership is an important biblical principle for...
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This week we turn back to 1 Peter 4, where the focus is once again on suffering. If that sounds familiar, you're not mistaken—Peter returns to this theme quite repeatedly. But he does so deliberately, because the...
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This Sunday we're picking back up in our study of 1 Peter—which is a fitting moment to jump into a Bible reading plan for 2026 and begin the year grounded in God's Word!
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It has been a tremendous joy to have several baptisms this month, and we are looking forward to more next month as well! I love seeing baptisms in our church, and it is the sort of thing we should look forward to and...
One of Peter's admonitions to us in this passage is to always be prepared to "make a defense" to anyone who asks us for a reason for the hope that is in us. This word for "defense" (apologia) is where we get the word...
In the aftermath of the Protestant Reformation, the city of Geneva (where John Calvin ministered) adopted the city motto post tenebras lux, meaning "out of darkness, light." There are good biblical roots for this phrase...
This week we are in a section of 1 Peter that discusses unity, which should make a lot of sense if you consider where we have been thus far in our text. Peter has gone through several categories of submission, and he...
We are in a section of 1 Peter that discusses unity, which should make a lot of sense if you consider where we have been thus far in our text. Peter has gone through several categories of submission, and he now leads...
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We are tackling one of the more controversial passages in Scripture: 1 Peter 3:1-7. But notice that it's not a controversial passage because of the history of interpretation or the nuances of the original languages… in...
This Sunday we have something truly unique on the calendar—an event that none of us will want to miss or take for granted. It's the sort of significant moment that we should be preparing ourselves (even now) to...
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This Sunday, our series in Peter begins hitting some of the application that flows from what has come before. Specifically, we will be told to "submit" in the coming passages, which is a word many of us probably don't...
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As we are settling into the Fall, and you're breaking out your plaid shirts and crock pots, I want to encourage you all to make fellowship a priority in your home this year. I don't say this because I think we're...
We are beginning our time in 1 Peter this Sunday, and I am greatly excited to begin this series with you all. Each series through a book of the Bible is a journey we get to share together, and let me plead with you to...
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