Show Notes
Peter may be one of the most relatable disciples. He’s bold, passionate, sometimes impulsive, and a natural leader, which we read about in Scripture. His story shows how our greatest strengths can become massive stumbling blocks.
From boldly declaring Jesus as the Messiah to denying Him three times, Peter’s life reminds us how quickly we can fall, yet his restoration shows us the heart of God. After your failure, do you run to Jesus? Like we see in Peter’s story, Jesus is patient with us and committed to making us more like Him.
Scripture references:
Matthew 16:13-222
Luke 22:33
Mark 14:26
Psalm 139:1-4
John 21:1-4, 7
Revelation 2:4-5
John 21:15-17
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