Following The Suffering Servant [1 Peter 2:21-25]

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Sermon Notes

Date: 10/15/2023

Preacher: Josh Peglow, pastor

Series: 1 Peter

Key Text: 1 Peter 2:21-25

Description:

He was pierced through our transgressions,
He was crushed for our iniquities;
The chastening for our well-being fell upon Him,
And by His scourging we are healed.

— Isaiah 53:5

Today on Scandia Bible Church Podcast, Pastor Josh Peglow continues with our study in 1 Peter, in which we come across a passage that Peter masterfully weaves the rich descriptions of Christ as The Suffering Servant, we see in Isaiah 53, into his epistle and expands upon it into application as to how we ought to live.

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For Christ’s righteous suffering for our sin is the pattern and power for our own righteous response, when we suffer… as we look to trace our lives over the life of Christ.

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Notes:

  • Tracing the Suffering Servant (v. 21)
  • Christ’s Righteous Suffering (v. 22-23)
  • Christ’s Purposeful Suffering (v. 24)
  • Christ’s Effectual Suffering (v. 25)

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Questions:

The following are questions to help you think about Pastor Josh’s sermon, as well as offer a set of discussion questions for family worship, or gathering together in other settings. My prayer is that these questions will allow you to dwell longer, and meditate more, upon God’s holy Word and will be fodder for sanctifying conversations. — M.S.

 

  1. What have we been called to in verse 21?
  2. Why is it significant that Peter identifies Christ as the Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53?
  3. How does Peter appeal to the sinlessness of Christ as our example in suffering?
  4. When are some times in Christ’s life that you can think of when He “did not revile in return”?
  5. How does Christ’s example demonstrate what it means to “entrust ourselves to God”?
  6. How does Jesus’ suffering provide the pattern and the power for following God in suffering?
  7. What was the purpose, in this passage, of Christ’s suffering?
  8. How is Christ’s death effectual in accomplishing His purpose?
  9. Why do we need a Shepherd and a Guardian?
  10. How can you better follow Christ’s example of righteous suffering this week?

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