I am not sure Jesus would have celebrated the decision by the Supreme Court of the United States to reverse Roe v. Wade. I believe He holds everyone to another standard. An even higher standard that does not get bogged down in the “rights” people have, but does uphold His righteousness.
Our world is in a crisis and future generations will write, read, and study about the way in which we handled this turning point.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. This shows that you should pray for the Peter’s in your life. Once they allow God to help them with their internal issues, they have the potential to do great things.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. Peter had a value that was greater than an isolated incident; that is why he received a personal invitation to the resurrection celebration.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. This shows that unlike Judas, who willfully betrayed Jesus by selling Him out for the cost of a slave, Peter had some unresolved issues which had previously identified by Jesus.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. This shows that if you know God, you really are never alone, even during your trials.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. This shows that there are some trials you will have to face without the assistance of other people.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. This shows that you have to know who you are even when doubts are raised by those who should know you.
After a little over 3 years of walking with Jesus, Peter still denied knowing Him when Jesus was on trial. This shows us that self-preservation can often outweigh loyalty.
The Spirit of God always desires to speak to those who are open, vulnerable and transparent.