Scripture Memorization: Praise in Every Word of 1 Peter 1:3 / 501

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Join us for an enlightening episode of God's Loving Sacrifice Memorization Podcast, where joy and hope come alive through scripture! This week, we explore the powerful verse of 1 Peter 1:3, which speaks to the incredible mercy of God and the promise of a living hope given through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. 

In this episode, we discuss practical methods to memorize scripture seamlessly throughout your day, embedding faith into your everyday activities. Hear about the key techniques of hearing, reading, writing, and speaking scripture that can transform your understanding and connection to God’s word. We also examine the context surrounding 1 Peter, revealing how this message can uplift and encourage us in times of need. 

Visiting our website provides you with additional resources, including printable scripture sheets each week, empowering you to dive deeper into memorization. Let this episode inspire you to transform your heart and life with the joyous word of God! Subscribe now and embark on your scripture memorization journey with us today!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:12):
Welcome back to God's Loving Sacrifice Memorization
Podcast.
We are on our first unit ofpraise this week.
Remember, it only takes a fewminutes a day and you can
memorize these scriptures.
It can be done in traffic,while shaving, at sunup, before
you go to bed.
And if you go to my website,wwwgodslovingsacrificecom, and

(00:33):
go to Memorization Scripture tab, each week you will find a
printable sheet with thescripture on it for that week
here.
Read it, write it and speak it.
This unit is going to be onpraise and our first one is 1
Peter, 1, 3.
Blessed be the God and Fatherof our Lord Jesus Christ.

(00:55):
Blessed be the God and Fatherof our Lord Jesus Christ, who,
according to his abundant mercy,has begotten us again to a
living hope through theresurrection of Jesus Christ
from the dead.
I was reading some informationon this one and I kind of like
this little blurp that I found.
It said if you were a sentence,what mark of punctuation would

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follow you?
Is your life a question markbecause you're without answers?
Is it a comma because you're intransition?
Is it a period becauseeverything's at a standstill, or
a dash because you're in acontinual rush?
This verse puts an exclamationpoint to our lives.
It's a verse of praise.

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It's a verse of worship, sentaround God and the Father of our
Lord Jesus.
It's a verse of joy he's givenus new birth into a living hope.
It's a verse of victory basedon the resurrection of Jesus
Christ from the dead.
Memor.
Memorize it.
It's important.
Now let's go back up here tohear it, read it, write it,

(02:03):
speak it.
Because I heard something theother day that I thought was
really interesting and I saythis with every one of my
memorization podcasts hear it,read it, write it, speak it.
Memorization podcast.
Hear it, read it, write it,speak it.
And they were talking aboutthose specific things, but they
said the most important one ofthem is to write it, not type it

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, not copy and paste it, but towrite it.
Putting your hand on the penand writing the words really
help them come to your memory.
So when you hear me say hear it, read it, write it and speak it
, literally write it.
Okay, let's look at thatscripture one more time.

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First Peter, 1, 3, blessed,write it and speak it.