Send us a text

Ever felt like you're not measuring up? Ever faltered and wondered if you could still be used for something great? Join us on the Pipe and Pencil Podcast to discover the powerful journey of Peter, one of the Bible’s most relatable figures. We promise you'll walk away encouraged as we unfold Peter's confession in Mark 8, his subsequent rebuke by Jesus, and the grace that encompasses his story. Through Peter’s humanity and imperfections, we highlight that even those who stumble can be mightily used by God.

Journey with us as we uncover the learning curve Peter and the disciples faced in grasping Jesus' true mission. Influenced by centuries of Jewish tradition, they struggled to reconcile the prophecies of a reigning Messiah with Jesus' embodiment of a suffering servant. From the Mount of Transfiguration to the symbolic cursing of the fig tree, we explore how Jesus illustrated the transition from an earthly kingdom to a spiritual one, emphasizing faith, forgiveness, and worship in spirit and truth. This episode is a treasure trove of insights about the twofold mission of Jesus: to save and to judge, preparing His followers for revolutionary changes.

Witness Peter’s emotional rollercoaster from his bold declarations to his heart-wrenching denial of Jesus. We delve into his impulsive actions, his failure, and his ultimate restoration, shining a light on themes of loyalty, misunderstanding, and forgiveness. Featuring insights from R.C. Sproul, we tackle doubts in faith and the assurance found in our love for Jesus. Reflecting on 2 Peter 1:5-15, we underscore the importance of cultivating godliness and love, ensuring we remain effective and fruitful in our spiritual journey. Join us – you won't want to miss this profound exploration of Peter's life and lessons.

To watch R.C. Sproul talk about assurance, click here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BOipuPD2uY

Got Questions has a great article about Jesus' conversation with Peter about feeding the sheep:
https://www.gotquestions.org/feed-my-sheep.html

Support the show