Giving an account of our hope in 1 Peter 3 video discussion

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The lectionary readings for Easter 6 in Year A are 1 Peter 3.13-end and John 14.15-21.

The reading from 1 Peter 3 includes well-known and practical advice on how to ‘give an account of the hope that is in you’ which has obvious application today.

But the second half includes what is perhaps the most obscure verse in the New Testament! Come and explore with us the meaning of this, and the connection between the two sections.

The video discussion of John 14.15–21 can be found here,

and the written commentary here.

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