And if you're an employee, whatever they're paying you, you have to be satisfied.

And you do what is right.

You pay your taxes.

You stand in righteousness.

And if they're mistreating you at work, you pray to God to protect you, to watch over you.

And you wait upon God to do His work in you and through your lives.

And that's how you come to bring people to Jesus Christ.

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling to First Peter today. Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Reese in Diamond Bar, California.

As we return to First Peter today, Rawl will challenge us to live out our faith in practical

ways in the workplace. You'll see how you can potentially point others to Jesus by showing integrity

and everything from keeping an accurate time card to refraining from gossip with

coworkers. Stay with us for encouragement to conduct yourself in a manner worthy of Christ.

In 1 Peter chapter 2, here's Roll Rees. I'm so glad you're here tonight because how many of you

work? All right. How many of you don't work?

Don't be, all right, that's right.

We're going to be talking to that on a very important topic.

And one of the things that we've been actually learning as we've been studying Peter

is the responsibilities that we have as Christians to government.

And now tonight he's going to speak to us our responsibility to our

employers and employees. The submission that we need to have not only as employers, but employees.

So look how it begins in here as we're reading through the chapter. Let me just go back just a

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