Hey there, my friends. Welcome back to the morning mindset. Can I say, good for you. Way to go.

You are doing the work of getting your mind aligned with the truth of God's word. That's what we do here at the morning mindset.

We're going to do so looking at 1st Peter chapter 3 versus 18 through 22. So get out your

Bibles. And we're going to be looking at how baptism serves as a symbol of the victory Jesus is

having in our lives. We're going to dig into that in just a moment. But before we do, I'm going to

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well, as we begin to First Peter three again, I want to ask you to pray with me for God's help

and understanding this passage. Lord, God, give us your understanding, your meaning of what you were saying through

Peter to his original audience so that we can apply it to our lives and live in confidence

and in hope of the victory that you have secured in our lives. We ask it in Jesus' name. Amen.

Okay, friends, if you haven't listened to yesterday's episode where we covered the first part of

this passage, I encourage you to go back and do that because there's some descriptions in here

that are quite confusing if you don't know some of the lay of the land and what he's really

talking about.

But we're going to be picking up down in verse 21, where Peter says, baptism, which corresponds to this.

Okay, we have to put on the brakes for a minute.

What's the this that he's referring to?

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