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1&2 PeterSermon Outlines

1 & 2 Peter Series Outlines 1

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Table of Contents

The Pilgrim Status of A Believer (1 Peter 1:1-2) ..................................................... 3

Snapshots of the Pilgrim Experience (1 Peter 1:3-9) ............................................. 4

A Salvation Extravaganza (1 Peter 1:10-12) ........................................................... 5

Motivations For Pilgrim Living (1 Peter 1:13-2S) ................................................... 6

The Pilgrim Priesthood (1 Peter 2:1-10) ................................................................ 8

The Pilgrim Under the Microscope (1 Peter 2:11-25) ............................................ 9

The Sojourners' Spousal Structure (1 Peter 3:1-7) .............................................. 10

"Pilgrim, Be Prepared!" (1 Peter 3:8-17) .............................................................. 11

Lessons for Suffering Pilgrims (1 Peter 3:18-22} .................................................. 13

How To Live Like a Pilgrim (1 Peter 4:1-11) ......................................................... 14

An Explanation of Suffering (1 Peter 4:12-19) ..................................................... 15

A Note to the Pastor of Suffering Pilgrims (1 Peter 5:1-4) ................................... 16

Key Characteristics of the Pilgrim Survival (1 Peter 5:5-14) ................................ 17

The Preciousness of Faith (2 Peter 1:1-4) ............................................................ 18

A Symphony of Christian Character (2 Peter 1:5-7) ............................................. 19

“...If These Things Be In You...” (2 Peter 1:8-11) .................................................. 20

Three Stirring Witnesses (2 Peter 1:12-21) .......................................................... 21

The Lord Knoweth the False and the Faithful (2 Peter 2:1-9) .............................. 22

Let's Meet a False Teacher (2 Peter 2:10-22) ...................................................... 23

The Struggle between Saints and Scoffers (2 Peter 3:1-10) ................................ 24

Living in Light of the Day of the Lord (2 Peter 3:11-18) ....................................... 25


1 Peter Series - 01

The Pilgrim Status of A Believer (1 Peter 1:1-2) Proposition: Every child of God can understand their role as pilgrims and strangers here on this earth be understanding the three pilgrim descriptions found in the opening verses of 1 Peter Ch 1.

I. Scattered Pilgrims (Vs. 1)

A. The Author to Pilgrims (Vs. 1a)

B. The Address of Pilgrims (Vs. 1b)

II. Specific Pilgrims (Vs. 2)

A. The Announcement of a Specific Election (Vs. 2a)

B. The Avenue of a Specific Election (Vs. 2a-c)

III. Supplied Pilgrims (Vs. 2d)

A. Supplied with the Grace of God (Vs. 2d)

B. Supplied with the Peace of God (Vs. 2d)


1 Peter Series - 02

Snapshots of the Pilgrim Experience (1 Peter 1:3-9) Proposition: This text reveals snapshots of the pilgrim path that lays before every child of God.

I. A Snapshot of our Past Salvation (Vs. 3-5)

A. The Begetting of our Salvation (Vs. 3a-b)

B. The Benefactor of our Salvation (Vs. 3b)

C. The Benefit of our Salvation (Vs. 4)

D. The Barricade of our Salvation (Vs. 5)

II. A Snapshot of our Present Season (Vs. 6-7)

A. A Season of Praise (Vs. 6a)

B. A Season of Proving (Vs. 6b-c)

C. A season of Purifying (Vs . 7a-b)

III. A Snapshot of our Precious Saviour (Vs. 8)

A. Our Beloved Saviour (Vs. 8a-b)

B. Our Believable Saviour (Vs. 8c-d)

C. Our Blessed Saviour (Vs. 8e)

IV. A Snapshot of our Promised Sighting (Vs. 7c, 9)

A. A Reasoned Sight (Vs. 7c)

B. A rece iving Sight (Vs. 9)


1 Peter Series - 03

A Salvation Extravaganza (1 Peter 1:10-12) Proposition: Everyone of us as pilgrims and strangers in this world can value greater the gift of eternal salvation given to us by personally realizing the three precious truths concerning our salvation extravaganza found in this text tonight.

I. A Salvation Searched by the Authors (Vs. 10-11)

A. Authors that did Prophesy of this Salvation (Vs. 10)

B. Authors that did not Perceive of this Salvation (Vs. 11)

II. A Salvation Sounded by the Apostles (Vs. 12)

A. Apostles that Viewed this Salvation Given (Vs. 12a-b)

B. Apostles that Voiced this Salvation's Gospel (Vs. 12c)

III. A Salvation Spectated by the Angles (Vs. 12d)

A. Angles that Watch this Salvation Accomplished (Vs. 12d)

B. Angles that Wonder at this Salvation Applied (Vs. 12d)


1 Peter Series - 04

Motivations For Pilgrim Living (1 Peter 1:13-2S) Proposition: Everyone of us should live out the gift of Salvation because of the four motivating factors laid out before us in this text.

I. The Coming of the Saviour (Vs. 13)

A. Be Sharp in Thought (Vs. 13a)

B. Be Sober in Mind (Vs. 13b)

C. Be Set in Hope (Vs. 13c)

D. Be Sure in Grace (Vs. 13c)

II. The Call of Separation (Vs. 14-17)

A. Separate from Previous Lusts (Vs. 14)

B. Separate to a Providing Lord (Vs. lS)

C. Separate by a Pronounced Law (Vs. 16-17)

III. The Cost of Salvation (Vs. 18-12)

A. Redemption's Refusal (Vs. 18)

B. Redemption's Ransom (Vs. 19)

C. Redemption's Representative (Vs. 20)

D. Redemption's Resurrection (Vs. 21)

IV. The Constraint of Scripture (Vs. 22-2S)

A. A Purifying Scripture (Vs. 22)

B. A Productive Scripture (Vs. 23a)

C. A Persevering Scripture (Vs. 23b-25)


1 Peter Series - 05

The Pilgrim Priesthood (1 Peter 2:1-10) Proposition: Every one of God's Pilgrim travelers can understand their roles as Priests unto God by grasping the three priesthood truths found in our text.

I. The Essential Prerequisites of the Pilgrim Priesthood (Vs. 1-3)

A. The Prerequisite of Putting Off (Vs. 1)

B. The Prerequisite of Putting On (Vs. 2-3)

II. The Explained Possibility of the Pilgrim Priesthood (Vs. 4, 6-8)

A. The Possibility by the Stone (Vs. 4,6-7)

B. The Impossibility of the Stumbler (Vs. 8)

III. The Express Purpose of the Pilgrim Priesthood (Vs. 5, 9-10)

A. Present Spiritual Sacrifices to God (Vs. 5)

B. Proclaim Salvation's Story to People (Vs. 9-10)


1 Peter Series - 06

The Pilgrim Under the Microscope (1 Peter 2:11-25) Proposition: Have you ever heard the old IIIustration: If you were tried to determine if you were a Christian would there be enough evidence to make a conviction? That is very much what the Apostle Peter is aiming at in this text. Everyone of us is under the world's microscope, and from this passage of scripture we can see three facts that help us pass with flying colors the microscopic examination ofthe world.

I. The Subject Under the Microscope

A. A Subject that Refuses Sin (Vs. 11, 16)

B. A Subject that Reflects Submission (Vs. 13-14, 17)

C. A Subject that Renders Service (Vs. 18)

II. The Spectator Above the Microscope

A. The Spectators Intense Review (Vs. 12a, 20a-c)

B. The Spectators Intended Result (Vs. 12b)

B. The Spectators Eventual Report (Vs. 12c-e, 15, 19, 20d-g)

III. The Sample Beside the Microscope (Vs. 21-25)

A. An Excellent Example (Vs. 21)

B. A Perfect Purity (Vs. 22)

C. A Suffering Submission (Vs. 23)

D. A Righteous Redemption (Vs. 24-25)


1 Peter Series - 07

The Sojourners' Spousal Structure (1 Peter 3:1-7) Proposition: Here in these verses the Apostle Peter gives two characteristics one for the wife and one for the husband that if adopted by each spouse can make their home a heaven on earth.

I. The Sojourning Wife is Submissive (Vs. 1-6)

A. Submissive by Admonition (Vs. 1a)

B. Submissive for Affect (Vs. 1b-2)

C. Submissive as Adorning (Vs. 3-4)

D. Submissive from Application (Vs. 5-6)

II. The Sojourning Husband is Sensitive (Vs. 7)

A. Sensitive Physically (Vs. 7a)

B. Sensitive Intellectually (Vs. 7a)

C. Sensitive Emotionally (Vs. 7b-c)

D. Sensitive Spiritually (Vs. 7d-e)


1 Peter Series - 08

"Pilgrim, Be Prepared!" (1 Peter 3:8-17) Proposition: Here in our text, Peter is giving some points of preparation to us that if we wIII heed them, we wIII dodge the t raps and tricks of the devil and endure the trials and troubles we find ourselves in.

I. Be Prepared to Demonstrate your Profession (Vs. 8-9)

A. In Cooperation (Vs. 8a)

B. In Compassion (Vs. 8b)

C. In Courteousness (Vs. 8c-e)

D. In Contradiction (Vs. 9a-b)

E. In Calling (Vs. 9c-d)

II. Be Prepared to Direct your Path (Vs. 10-12}

A. The Loving for the Path (Vs. lOa-b)

B. The Language of the Path (Vs. lOc-d)

C. The Law of the Path (Vs. 11}

D. The Lord of the Path (Vs. 12}

III. Be Prepared to Deft your Persecution (Vs. 13-14; 16-17)

A. Defied Completely (Vs. 13}

B. Defied by Cheer (Vs. 14}

C. Defied in Conscience (Vs. 16a-c)

D. Defied with Conversation (Vs. 16d-17)

IV. Be Prepared to Declare your Persuasion (Vs. 15}

A. The Prerequisite of Declaration (Vs. 1Sa)


B. The Plan of Declaration (Vs. 15b1)

C. The Point of Declaration (Vs. 15b2)

D. The Purpose of Declaration (Vs. 15b3)

E. The Posture of Declaration (Vs. 15b4)


1 Peter Series - 09

Lessons for Suffering Pilgrims (1 Peter 3:18-22} Proposition: Here in this passage of scripture, every suffering pilgrim can lay hold of divine lessons that will cause them to weather the persecutions sufferings of life.

I. The Suffering Christ

A. The Redemption of Christ (Vs. 18}

B. The Report of Christ (Vs. 19}

C. The Resurrection of Christ (Vs. 21c}

D. The Rise of Christ (Vs. 22}

II. The Suffering Character

A. The Truth he Sounded (Vs. 20b-d)

B. The Trouble he Suffered (Vs. 20a}

C. The Triumph he Saw (Vs. 20c}

D. The Type he Shadowed (Vs. 21a}

III. The Suffering Christian

A. The Christian's Expectation (Vs. 18,20}

B. The Christian's Encouragement (Vs. 20d, 21d}

C. The Christian's Exhortation

D. The Christian's Evangelism


1 Peter Series - 10

How To Live Like a Pilgrim (1 Peter 4:1-11) Proposition: Peter gives four instructions which when collected together reveal how the Pilgrim child of God is to live in his sojourn on this earth.

I. Have a Hatred for Sin (Vs. 1-3)

A. Because' of the Chains that are Abolished (Vs. 1)

B. Because of the Choice that is Available (Vs. 2)

C. Because ofthe Change that is Authenticated (Vs. 3)

II. Have a Heart for the Sinner (Vs. 4-6)

A. Regard their Curious Attention (Vs. 4)

B. Remind them of a Coming Account (Vs. 5)

C. Relay to them a Converting Announcement (Vs. 6)

III. Have a Hope for the Second Coming (Vs. 7)

A. Be Advised of the Second Coming (Vs. 7a)

B. Be Aware ofthe Second Coming (Vs. 7b)

C. Be Alert of the Second Coming (Vs. 7c)

IV. Have a Harmony with the Saints (Vs. 8-11)

A. Exemplify your Charity (Vs. 8)

B. Extend your Hospitality (Vs. 9)

C. Exercise your Ability (Vs. 10-11)


1 Peter Series - 11

An Explanation of Suffering (1 Peter 4:12-19) Proposition : There are five ingredients that Peter gives us in our text that if we listen closely he wIII explain how suffering can be turned for the glory of God in the life of a child of God.

I. An Expectation for Suffering (Vs. 12)

A. Suffering is Sure (Vs. 12a)

B. Suffering is Searing (Vs. 12b)

C. Suffering isn't Strange (Vs. 12c)

II. An Enjoyment within Suffering (Vs. 13)

A. Enjoy a Present Identification with Christ (Vs. 13a-b)

B. Enjoy a Future Revelation of Christ (Vs. 13c-d)

III. An Enablement by Suffering (Vs. 14-16)

A. A Spirit fIIIed Enablement (Vs. 14a-c)

B. A Glory fIIIed Enablement (Vs. 14d-16)

IV. An Examination from Suffering (Vs. 17-18)

A. Examination's Commencement (Vs. 17a)

B. Examination's Comparison (Vs. 17b-18)

V. An Entrusting in Suffering (Vs. 19)

A. Trust the Plan of God (Vs. 19a)

B. Trust the Power of God (Vs. 19b)

C. Trust the Person of God (Vs. 19c)


1 Peter Series - 12

A Note to the Pastor of Suffering Pilgrims (1 Peter 5:1-4) Proposition: This is a bit unusual of a message because I'm going to be preaching to you about me. There are others here that have been called in the gospel ministry so this wIII be helpful for them. But also everyone else can in this note what a biblical pastor should look like.

I. The Description ofthe Pastor (Vs. 1-2a)

A. The Pastor is a Believer (Vs. 1)

B. The Pastor is a Leader (Vs. la-b, 2b)

C. The Pastor is a Feeder (Vs. 2a)

D. The Pastor is an Overseer (Vs. 2b)

II. The Disposition of the Pastor (Vs. 2c-3)

A. A Pastor's Faulty Motivation (Vs. 2c,e,3a)

B. A Pastor's Faithful Motivation (Vs. 2d,f,3b)

III. The Decoration of the Pastor (Vs. 4)

A. The Pastor's Ambition (Vs. 4a)

B. The Pastor's Award (Vs. 4b)


1 Peter Series - 13

Key Characteristics of the Pilgrim Survival (1 Peter 5:5-14) Proposition: Here in our text Peter gives five survival tips that if followed will enable the pilgrim traveler to survive their sojourn.

I. Our Submissiveness is Addressed (Vs. S-6)

A. The Instruction to our Submissiveness (Vs. Sa-b)

B. The Ingredient for our Submissiveness (Vs. Sc-6)

II. Our Surrender is Approved (Vs. 7)

A. The Release of our Surrender (Vs. 7a)

B. The Reliance of our Surrender (Vs. 7b)

III. Our Sobriety is Advised (Vs. 8)

A. The Operation of our Sobriety (Vs. 8a-b)

B. The Object of our Sobriety (Vs. 8c-e)

IV. Our Steadfastness is Advanced (Vs. 9)

A. The Weapon of our Steadfastness (Vs. 9a)

B. The Whole of our Steadfastness (Vs. 9b)

V. Our Shaping is Anticipated (Vs. 10-11)

A. The Aid in our Shaping (Vs. lOa-b)

B. The Aim of our Shaping (Vs. lOc-11)


2 Peter Series - 01

The Preciousness of Faith (2 Peter 1:1-4) Proposition: Here in these verses there are four attributes that if found in our lives depict genuine faith.

I. Faith Resides in a People

A. The Character of the People (Vs. 1a-b)

B. The Commonality of the People (Vs. 1c)

C. The Qualities of the People (Vs. 2a)

D. The Calling of the People (Vs. 3b)

II. Faith Rests on a Person

A. The Naming of that Person (Vs. 1c)

B. The Knowledge of the Person (Vs. 2)

III. Faith is Received by a Power (Vs. 3a)

A. Inexhaustible Power (Vs. 3a1)

B. Enlivening Power (Vs. 3a2)

C. Enabling Power (Vs. 3a3)

IV. Faith Results in a Promise (Vs. 4)

A. Precious Promises (Vs. 4a)

B. Partaking Promises (Vs. 4b)


2 Peter Series - 02

A Symphony of Christian Character (2 Peter 1:5-7) Proposition: Every saved child of God can live a life that is a harmonious symphony to the Glory of God that will the symphony's of Beethoven and Bach sound like school yard ditty played on a tin whistle by following the nine descriptions found in our text.

I. A Dutiful Diligence “...giving all diligence...”

II. A Dispensed Dynamic “...add to your faith...”

III. A Delightful Disposition “...virtue...”

IV. A Discriminating Direction “...knowledge...”

V. A Daily Discipline “...temperance...”

VI. A Detached Deferment “...patience...”

VII. A Divine Development “...godliness...”

VIII. A Distinct Devotion “...brotherly kindness...”

IX. A Displayed Dearness “...charity...”


2 Peter Series - 03

“...If These Things Be In You...” (2 Peter 1:8-11) Proposition: In these few verses we are given four commands that if followed can give us conversion confidence and not cloudy questions.

I. Be Confident in the Prediction of Fruitfulness (Vs. 8)

A. The Components of Fruitfulness (Vs. 5-7, 8a-b)

B. The Creation of Fruitfulness (Vs. 8c)

C. The Culmination of fruitfulness (Vs. 8)

II. Be Conscious of the Plague of Forgetting (Vs. 9)

A. The Start of Forgetting (Vs. 9a)

B. The Stigmatism of Forgetting (Vs. 9a-b)

C. The Sadness of Forgetting (Vs. 9c)

III. Be Cautious of the Peril of Falling (Vs. 10)

A. The Appeal for Caution (Vs. 10a)

B. The Application of Caution (Vs. 10a)

C. The Assurance of Caution (Vs. 10b)

IV. Be Comforted by the Promise of Forever (Vs. 11)

A. An Added Promise (Vs. 11)

B. An Abundant Promise (Vs. 11)

C. An Ageless Promise (Vs. 11)


2 Peter Series - 04

Three Stirring Witnesses (2 Peter 1:12-21) Proposition: The question of the ages is this: Is Jesus who he said he was? This is a question that Peter in the waining years of His life is trying to settle. He wants to stir the minds and hearts of the reality of the person of Jesus. He does this by calling three witnesses to a stand to testify to the reality of Jesus. Every one of us although separated by a millennia of time can have our hearts stirred by listening in to these same witnesses.

I. The Witness of the Apostles (Vs. 12-16)

A. Fabricated Tales (Vs. 16a)

B. First-Hand Testimony (Vs. 16b-c)

II. The Witness of the Almighty (Vs. 17)

A. The Voice of the Almighty (Vs. 17a-b)

B. The Vindication of the Almighty (Vs. 17c-d)

III. The Witness of All Scripture (Vs. 19-20)

A. The Exaltation of God's Word (Vs. 19)

B. The Inspiration of God's Word (Vs. 20)


2 Peter Series - 05

The Lord Knoweth the False and the Faithful (2 Peter 2:1-9) Proposition: Every child of God can be alerted to the schemes of the False Teacher and assured by the saving of the Faithful by laying hold of the three truths found in our text.

I. The Characteristics of the False Teaching (Vs. 1-3)

A. The Presence of False Teaching (Vs. 1a-c)

B. The Profession of False Teaching (Vs. 1c-d; 2b, 3a)

C. The Power of False Teaching (Vs. 2a, 3a)

II. The Condemnation of the False Teacher (Vs. 4-8; 9b)

A. Condemned like the Angles that Rebelled (Vs. 4)

B. Condemned like the Antediluvians that Refused (Vs. 5)

C. Condemned like the Abominable the Rejected (Vs. 6)

III. The Confidence of the Faithful Truster (Vs. 9a)

A. Confidence in His Discernment (Vs. 9a; 5, 7-8)

B. Confidence in His Deliverance (Vs. 9a; 5, 7-8 )


2 Peter Series - 06

Let's Meet a False Teacher (2 Peter 2:10-22) Proposition: Every one of us as children of God can be on guard and able to spot a false teacher by remembering the attributes of a false teacher that Peter gives us in these verses.

I. The Attitude of a False Teacher (Vs. 10-11)

A. A Sensuous Way (Vs. 10a)

B. A Self-will (Vs. 10b)

C. A Slanderous Word (Vs. 10c-12)

II. The Activity of a False Teacher (Vs. 13-16)

A. Their Exhibition (Vs. 13)

B. Their Exercise (Vs. 14)

C. Their Envy (Vs. 15-16)

III. The Allure of a False Teacher (Vs. 17-18)

A. They are Inviting (Vs. 17)

B. They are Inspiring (Vs. 18a-b)

C. They are Insidious (Vs. 18c)

IV. The Aftermath of a False Teacher (Vs. 19-22)

A. Detainment (Vs. 19)

B. Devastation (Vs. 20-21)

C. Defilement (Vs. 22)


2 Peter Series - 07

The Struggle between Saints and Scoffers (2 Peter 3:1-10) Proposition: Every Christian can hold up in this struggle by remembering the four basic truths developed concerning the saint, the scoffer, the sentence and the Sovereign found in this text.

I. The Remembrance of the Saint (Vs. 1-3)

A. Saints are to be Stirred by Remembrance (Vs. 1)

B. Saints are to be Saturated in Revelation (Vs. 2)

C. Saints are to be Set for Rejection (Vs. 3)

II. The Report of the Scoffer (Vs. 4)

A. The Point of their Scoffing (Vs. 4a-b)

B. The Proof of their Scoffing (Vs. 4c)

III. The Reality of the Sentence (Vs. 5-7, 10)

A. Ignorant to the First Sentence (Vs. 5-6)

B. Indifferent to the Future Sentence (Vs. 7)

C. Ill-prepared for the Final Sentence (Vs. 10)

IV. The Restraint of the Sovereign (Vs. 8-9)

A. A Timeless Restraint (Vs. 8)

B. A Telling Restraint (Vs. 9a-c)

C. A Tender Restraint (Vs. d-e)


2 Peter Series - 08

Living in Light of the Day of the Lord (2 Peter 3:11-18) Propitiation: In verse 10, Peter has pained the picture of the sure day that the universe will destroyed. In that light he continues in verse 11-18, to admonish the follower of Jesus Christ in how they should live in light of God's coming day of Judgment upon this universe. There are four individual instructions that should characterize our life in these last days:

I. Live a Clean Life (Vs. 11-12, 14)

A. Live a Godly Life (Vs. 11)

B. Live a Gazing Life (Vs. 12)

C. Live a Guiltless Life (Vs. 14)

II. Live a Confident Life (Vs. 13, 15)

A. Be Confident in His Sure Return (Vs. 13)

B. Be Confident in His Saving Redemption (Vs. 15)

III. Live a Cautious Life (Vs. 16-17)

A. Be Cautious of those that Twist (Vs. 16)

B. Be Cautious of those that Tempt (Vs. 17)

IV. Live a Cultivated Life (Vs. 18)

A. Cultivate the Unmerited Favor of Christ (Vs. 18a)

B. Cultivate the Unsearchable Facts of Christ (Vs. 18b)


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