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1 Peter

1 Peter 1:1-9
HE'S GONNA BE MAD
To help the audience understand the power and reality of the Resurrection.
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1 Peter 2:5
HOUSE AND HOME
This fast-moving and light-hearted overview is a plan on the ways we use the words “house” and “home.” It gradually becomes more serious as the readers explore the biblical metaphor of “home” as the dwelling place of God with the church being a “spiritual house,” etc.
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1 Peter 2:19-21 & 4:12-14
LAURA'S BILL
A woman whose daughter was killed in a bus-train accident has just helped get new safety regulations passed. She is confronted by another mother who also lost a child in the accident, but the second woman has never come to terms with what happened. The sketch shows that life is full of difficult circumstances that demand difficult decisions. The way we choose to deal with our circumstances will greatly influence our lives.
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I Peter 3:3-4
BODY IMAGE
Several teenagers try to alter their physiques before realizing that God designed them to be his perfect children, no matter what their body type.
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I Peter 3:3-4
SELF PORTRAIT
Beth paints a self-portrait that is less than flattering and Dan tries to cheer and edify her according to her positive characteristics.
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1 Peter 3:7-8
IT'S A MERGER 
To remind the audience that it takes work and communication to make a marriage last.  
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I Peter 3:15–16
THE VIPER
In this humorous look at standing up to the power of evil and speaking God's truth, three young people confront a vampire who claims he has the power to control them. They produce traditional talismans to ward off vampires, using these as symbols of the "tools" that God has given them to resist temptation and to empower them. (A "thankful heart" is one of those gifts.) The conclusion emphasizes gratitude for these gifts and the joy of being accepted for who we are.
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1 Peter  4:12-14
IT DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER
It is a common question: "If God is so loving, why does he allow people to suffer?" While we know we haven't been promised a pain-free life here on Earth, we also know that God has the power to give us just that ... and we want it. So, what should our response be to pain and suffering? This sketch raises that very question.
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1 Peter  5:3
THE COMMITTED GOLFER
To remind Christians to be careful as we choose in which things to excel because our example can be far-reaching.
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1 Peter  5:8-9
THE RIGHT THING
Doing the right thing is often difficult, but especially if the moral and ethical choices are seemingly insignificant. Yet, being faithful in small matters is as important as being faithful in the big issues.    
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