Do you remember Peter? He had been a loyal follower of Jesus from the beginning of His ministry -- and yet after Jesus' arrest, he stood around a fire outside the place where Jesus had been taken ...

Following Jesus' arrest, Peter stands in the courtyard during the illegal nighttime trial. He denies that he is a follower of Jesus two times, and then the third time, he curses at a servant girl ...

Peter gets to start over and so do we! Second, before we can be restored, we must be broken first. Peter went outside and wept bitterly after he denied Christ and Jesus looked at him.

Easter commemorates Jesus' resurrection from the dead and God's triumphant power over death. But today, the secular is pitted against the sacred in ongoing post-Easter culture wars.

You will see a sculpture of Jesus telling Peter to “feed my sheep” – one of my favorite encounters Jesus had with a disciple from John 21. Peter denied Christ three times before Jesus died.

Peter was Jesus’ foremost student; that could account for a lot. But, shortly before Jesus’s death, Peter denied three times he knew Jesus. Peter was still a plain, ordinary man. What happened ...

John 20:19-23 or John 14:15-16, 23b-26 Some of them probably are worried because they had betrayed Jesus (or, in the case of Peter, denied Jesus). All of them except John had run away.

Anchoring his sermon in John 21, Stuart unpacked the narrative of Peter's restoration by Jesus after his devastating denial, framing the story as a call for believers to rise above shame and move ...

The "traitor" was in fact Jesus' best friend, whom he asked for a final friendly service. The real traitor was not Judas, but Peter, who denied Jesus "before the cock crowed three times" (Mark 14:72).

“Get behind me, Satan.” These are the strongest, sharpest and, perhaps, most shocking and offensive words to usher from the mouth of Jesus—at least that we are privy to. While for some such ...