Podcasts about easter peter

On the first Sunday after Easter Peter reflects on 1 Corinthians 15 and asks, 'does the truth of the Resurrection matter?'

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Peter's denial and restoration is a vibrant picture of the power of Christ's death and resurrection in one person's life. We can see ourselves in Peter's self-protective denial, his grief over his sin, and the pain and joy of Christ's redeeming work in his life. Peter's story is a powerful one, because it shows us something very important about the Resurrection. It shows us that the Resurrection of Jesus by itself is not magic; it doesn't just wipe out the pain and mistakes and failures of the past. Instead, it does something far better, far more life-giving, it redeems them. And for this redemption to happen, we must let the Risen Christ into the very source of our pain, regret, and failures.

Peter's denial and restoration is a vibrant picture of the power of Christ's death and resurrection in one person's life. We can see ourselves in Peter's self-protective denial, his grief over his sin, and the pain and joy of Christ's redeeming work in his life. Peter's story is a powerful one, because it shows us something very important about the Resurrection. It shows us that the Resurrection of Jesus by itself is not magic; it doesn't just wipe out the pain and mistakes and failures of the past. Instead, it does something far better, far more life-giving, it redeems them. And for this redemption to happen, we must let the Risen Christ into the very source of our pain, regret, and failures.

This Easter, we looked at the story of Peter. That is our story. A story of running from Jesus and returning to him. A story of our sin and his forgiveness. A story of our failure and his redemption. God is good! He is risen!

In this episode, Remy and Q look at the case and astrology of Danish engineer Peter Madsen, who murdered Kim Wall in his submarine in 2017.

Jon Buck's sermon for Easter from April 17, 2022.

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Is there hope for those of us that fail in our relationships? Listen in to find out.

Sixth Sunday of Easter - "Peter speaks of giving a reason for our hope. What is our hope and how do we explain this reason?"

19th April 2015 Luke 24: 13-35

4th Sunday of Easter Peter says in our 1st reading today, speaking about Jesus Christ, "There is no salvation through anyone else, nor is there any other name under heaven given to the human race by which we are to be saved."  If salvation is only in Jesus, then who can be saved?  Can non-Catholics go to heaven?  Can Hindus or Buddhists or Muslims go to heaven? And what part do we have to play in it?  Listen and find out!

2017.04.16 - Easter - Peter Near The Fire by The Well

May 17th… 7th Sunday of Easter… Peter Shares his Sermon…"What If I Can't Do This Alone?" by Chapelwood UMC - Lake Jackson TX

May 10th… 6th Sunday after Easter… Peter shares his Sermon…"What If I Have To Change?" by Chapelwood UMC - Lake Jackson TX

April 26th…4th Sunday of Easter… Peter shares his Sermon…"What if I Feel Overwhelmed?"... by Chapelwood UMC - Lake Jackson TX

Easter frees us to be who we really are.

Easter frees us to be who we really are.

A new MP3 sermon from FBC Plaquemine is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Easter Peter's Hope Subtitle: Misc Speaker: Keith Horton Broadcaster: FBC Plaquemine Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/10/2022 Length: 0 min.