Peter 4:4. Our society's conscience can reinforce, but not replace God's standards for living. In most cases in most societies the accepted social standard leads you away from God. People for the most part "think it strange that ye run not with them" instead of being led by God (1 Peter 4:4, "Wherein they think it strange that ye run not with them to the same excess of riot, speaking evil of you:"). They do not understand that they will be judged by God's standard and not by the accepted standards of the day.

Jude 1:10. We tend to dislike things we do not know. If we are confronted with something we do not know and perceive it as a threat, our reactions can be quite hateful. This is the way many of us our with God. We do not really know God so we hate God. We only know that He and His righteousness gets in the way of us enjoying our sinful ways. We cannot keep enjoying our sins when His Truth makes it obvious that our sinful ways are corrupting us.

1 Peter 2:1. In many relationships one or more parties is full of pride. Where one party is full of pride in a relationship, the other party is sure to be full of envy. These types of relationships are not good for either person. How do you fix a bad relationship like this?

1 Peter 2:12. As Christians we are charged to go and deliver the good news to the world. A few preachers may reach tens of thousands of people, but tens of millions of Christians can reach billions of people. It is primarily through our Christian relationships that we reach people for Christ. By us building and maintaining Christian relationships we produce good works that ministers to others. These good works glorify God and make known to others the glory of God.