Today on Insight for Living from Chuck's Windall.

Whatever you do in Word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus,

giving thanks through him to God the Father.

We don't work for the glory or for the credit or the prestige or the salary or the perks.

We work for the glory of God.

Imagine unfolding the morning newspaper to the obituary section.

How would you feel if you saw your portrait and life story mistakenly printed?

And furthermore, how would you feel if the writer completely misrepresented your personal character?

A highly unlikely event, but today on Insight for Living, Chuck's Windall talks about how to handle those inescapable moments in life,

from a line mistreated and misrepresented.

We're looking at 1 Peter 2.

In this passage, the apostle reminds us that even Jesus had enemies that hated him.

Chuck titled his message, Hope Beyond Unferness.

Nowhere in Scripture is anarchy promoted.

Nowhere in Scripture is insurrection against the government promoted.

Jesus said, render to Caesar what Caesar has coming due, render to God what God has coming due.

And Peter says, as we're going to develop the thought, submit.

Look at verse 13, chapter 2. Submit yourselves for the Lord's sake, not for your enemy's sake, for the Lord's sake to every human institution.

Remember, Nero's the king, whether to a king as the one in authority.

Or to governors as sent by the king for the punishment of evil doers and the praise of those who do right.

For such is the will of God that by doing right, you may silence the ignorance of foolish men.

We do not submit because we necessarily agree.

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