Growing Into Salvation
In his first letter, the Apostle Peter was concerned not only with the growth of individual Christians, but that the whole local church would grow up into salvation. This message explains two important principles from the beginning of chapter 2: we must put away sinful actions and attitudes as we relate to other believers, and we must collectively long for more of God's Word and His goodness.
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