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I got this!
Last week we looked at the story of Samson.
We see that every bit of Samson’s strength was not his own but from the Lord.
Even if we know the Lord but try to do it on our own.
We will fall to the enemy.
We got this!
Today we will look at a small portion of the life of Peter.
Peter in many ways has received a bad rep.
Truthfully though, I believe we would be better off if we had some more “Peters” around.
With all the ups.
Peter had one of the most amazing lows, that I couldn’t fully imagine experiencing.
Matthew 16:
Jesus referred to his death and resurrection.
Peter could not accept the warning because his messianic expectations did not include a suffering, executed Messiah.
The cross was central to the very purpose that Jesus was on earth.
Because Peter’s statement essentially tempted Jesus to evade the cross, he unwittingly became a spokesman for Satan.
Jesus quotes .
Although many men (ultimately all of mankind) played a part in the crucifixion of Christ.
Jesus viewed his death as the fulfillment of God’s righteous plan.
Matthew 26:32
The reference that Jesus gives here, really goes right over the disciples’ heads.
“die with you” - Peter and all the disciples say this statement.
They say to Jesus…We got this!
Matthew
A large crowd come to arrest Jesus.
Jesus tells him basically “I know why you are here, just do it.”
We know that “Jesus’ companion” according to was Peter.
Peter is still thinking “We got this!”
We can look at these few instances in Peter’s life and see that when Peter messed up, he was running full speed when he did it.
Peter may have had a few moments of “We got this!”, but when you follow Peter’s through scripture you that he returned and took it to a whole different level.
Again a level that we can not attain when we live as if “I got this!” or even as if “We got this!”
Some notes used from the CSB Study Bible.
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