1 Peter 4:3-19

What does "the person who has suffered in his body is finished with sin" mean? (1Peter 4:1)

• We do not want to sin anymore

• Sin is always in us

• Sin seeks out people who do not obey God

• Sin is always on the prowl for us

What does "live your lives here on Earth doing what God wants" mean? (1 Peter 4:2)

• Doing unhealthy things that may harm us

• Doing what makes God happy

• Doing things that are fun

• Doing things that are more grown up

According to the bible here, how then to we love each other? (1 Peter 4:8)

• By looking at ourselves

• By looking at your friends

• By not looking at others' sins

• By not looking at all

What are these spiritual gifts used for? (1 Peter 4:10-11)

• To serve myself

• To serve others so that I can be praised

• To serve others so that they will know me

• To serve one another so that God will be praised

How can we be part of God's Kingdom?

• Loving God, seving others, getting to know God through his word, through prayers and telling others about Jesus

• Reading God's God but don't follow his word

• Not reading God's word or praying to God

• Going to church but not reading God's word

According to the bible, we should not be surprised at painful things that we are now suffering, why is this so? (1 Peter 4:12)

• These things are strange

• These things are testing of our faith in Christ

• These things are not suppose to happen to us

• These things never happens

As Christians, we are followers of Jesus Christ. This means we are on God's side and makes us different from people who do not believe in Jesus. How does this encourage us?

• God only hears our prayers

• God's ultimate goal is to make you happy

• If God is for us, who can be against us

• God wants you to be happier than your friends

What shouls your response be if you suffer as a Christian? (1 Peter 4:16)

• Be ashamed but praise God

• Hide your identity as a Christian

• Run away from suffering at all cost

• Do not be ashamed but praise God

We are also told not to rejoice in suffering as a result of _____? (1 Peter 4:15)

• as a result of our own sin

• as a result of others' sin

• when we do not sin

• when others do not sin

God wants us to examine our lives to see if we are suffering because

• of the fact that God does not discipline those he loves

• God never punishes the sinners

• of rebellion against Him or our own selfishness and we can ask God to show these things to us.

• God does not love the sinners