Podcasts about through peter

Through Peter's story of imprisonment and freedom, we can learn how to act and what to focus on when we are seemingly locked down. When we have respond like Peter did, we will have peace, comfort, and confidence in the Lord!

Through Peter's sermon at Pentecost, we learn that the Holy Spirit, as the fulfillment of God's promise and by the work of Jesus, is now available to everyone who responds to Jesus in faith.

Peter can be compared to a skilled health practitioner who upon assessing a patient's physical condition, prescribes a regimen of beneficial supplements to reinforce the immune system, muscle strength, and endurance. Similar to a nutritionist who might recommend vitamins, foods, or activities designed to fortify heath and vitality, Peter addresses the spiritual health of the early church in a similar way prescribing a regimen of supplements designed to fortify her faith. Consider the vast array of challenges the church has endured over the last 20 plus centuries. I was reminded recently of one of the earliest threats prophesied in Luke 17 which came by way of Roman conquest surrounding Jerusalem in A.D. 70. While the devastation to cultural jewish life and religious practice was monumental, including the destruction of the temple and the sacrificial practices of the Old Covenant, believers escaped this holocaust by paying heed to the Word of God delivered by way of prophecy through Jesus Himself. One of the distinguishing moments of the New Testament church came by way of fleeing to the hills at this time when Jerusalem was surrounded by enemies. Through Peter's writings the church of all ages is granted means to survive spiritual attack as well. The enemies of Jesus will never ultimately defeat the Body of Christ who heeds these words. The gates of hell will not prevail against the properly equipped church. Let us wisely assess our times and pay heed to these words in II Peter, that we may be sufficiently fortified...

Pastor Nate brought the message, "Arm Yourself” from 1 Peter 4:1-11. How are Christians to live in a world that increasingly grows hostile toward them? Through Peter, God commands you to arm yourself with Christ's way of thinking, trust Him with ultimate justice, and to be encouraged that you have an alternate community, the church family, where love and encouragement should be readily found.

Pastor Michael P. Walther from Good Shepherd Lutheran Church joins Pastor Wright and Vicar Leeper to discuss how Jesus opens up scripture to reveal who it is all about: himself. Through Peter's Sermon in Acts 3, we hear the damning line, "you killed the author of life", while also receiving the good news that God raised him from the dead for us. They also talk about Jesus' appearance to his disciples, where he asks for some take-out - broiled fish. "These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you, that everything written about me in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms must be fulfilled." Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! You can also find us on our website here. We would love to hear from you!

In this episode, we look at one of the best-known Bible stories in our series on Lessons from the Life of Peter. Through Peter’s story of facing a storm, you’ll learn what to do and how to survive when you face storms in your own life. You'll be encouraged by the reminder that Jesus is with you in the storm!

When salvation and sorcery meet each other, expect the Lord to conquer the spiritual battlefield. In Acts 8, a sorcerer, named Simon, comes to hear the word of God and accepts Jesus as his Lord and Saviour. Through Peter's confrontation with Simon, we learn that Christianity is much more than a label. Brothers and sisters, surrender your heart to the Lord as he continues to engage with you.

When salvation and sorcery meet each other, expect the Lord to conquer the spiritual battlefield. In Acts 8, a sorcerer, named Simon, comes to hear the word of God and accepts Jesus as his Lord and Saviour. Through Peter's confrontation with Simon, we learn that Christianity is much more than a label. Brothers and sisters, surrender your heart to the Lord as he continues to engage with you.

Through Peter's powerful word pictures, Christ warned us about the character of false teachers.-What are false teachers like--1. As disappointing as a water-source that is dry. -v.17--2. As stuck as a slave in chains. -v.18-19--3. As endlessly filthy as a scavenger dog or a pig. -v.20-22--Applying- How can we identify a bad religious teacher--When does a person become worse off- Luke 11-24-26-To whom is one a slave- Rom.6-16 John 8-34.-How could a good teacher 'go bad'- Think Judas in Mark 6-12-13.

Through Peter's denials of Christ, we see a picture of the deceptive fruits of human sinfulness in contrast with the amazing power of God's grace to preserve and restore His sheep.

In this episode, we look at the catalytic event that helped to open the door for the Kingdom to advance to the ends of the world. Through Peter entering into an altered state of consciousness (trance), the Gospel began to be shared in great measure to many people. These types of encounters are not to be simply a mysterious type of phenomena but also carry practical outcomes.  Even Jesus Himself had a trance. Yes, you are reading this correctly. We will look at this incredible moment within scripture. God has so many different ways He can deliver messages to His children and a trance is just one of the unique ways He can get through to us. 

In this episode, we look at the catalytic event that helped to open the door for the Kingdom to advance to the ends of the world. Through Peter entering into an altered state of consciousness (trance), the Gospel began to be shared in great measure to many people. These types of encounters are not to be simply a mysterious type of phenomena but also carry practical outcomes.

Failure cultivates fertile ground for your comeback story! In our third chapter in the VELCRO series, Pastor Shawn Twigg illustrates Storms of Failure through the eyes of Peter. Through Peter's heart and Jesus's response, we are reminded again that NOTHING - not even our failures - can separate us from God's love.

Peter serves as President and CEO of Maine & Co., a privately funded business attraction and economic development organization. Charged with helping companies establish successful and profitable operations in Maine, Maine & Co.'s Board of Directors consists of top executives from Maine's business community. During Peter's tenure, Maine & Co. has attracted numerous companies from various sectors, growth stages, and sizes to locations throughout the state of Maine. Through Peter's leadership, Maine & Co. has attracted companies Portfolio companies include: athenahealth, Sun Life Financial, Carbonite, Grand Rounds, and Wayfair. Prior to joining Maine & Co. in 2004 as the Director of Client Services, Peter worked in Boston and Washington, DC in the food industry. Peter was responsible for building new operations in those geographies. His responsibilities included: general management, sales, relationship building, inventory management, and forecasting. Peter is a graduate of Colby College and he earned his MBA from the University of Southern Maine. Peter, his wife and their son reside in North Yarmouth, Maine.

Acts 10:5. Through Peter, the Lord will open the door to the Gentile world, for whom Christ died. Brother Swaggart and the panel continue their study on The Holy Spirit.

Through Peter's sermon we can see...  1.  What God is doing     He...       A.  Inaugurates the last days       B.  Indwells His people       C.  Informs us of His approaching judgment       D.  Invites all to believe while there is still...

Each of us has the opportunity to live with great expectation and anticipation—Jesus has made each of us a new creation! This Sunday Pastor Josh preached a message out Peter and John’s encounter with the lame man by the temple gates. Through Peter and John’s faith in the power of Christ within them, they were able to give the lame man more than he was asking for—they not only gave him physical strength and healing but they gave him access to Jesus. By putting our own faith in action, we can now reach out to others and give them the same access of Christ inside us.

In spite of the doubt and desertion of his disciples, Jesus never gave up on them. He gave them the gift of the Spirit at Pentecost. Through Peter’s sermon, we are assured that God will never give up on us—and we shouldn’t give up on others.

Welcome to the Wealthy Wellthy Life with Krisstina Wise. Peter Sage is a well known international and serial entrepreneur, author, and teacher. He has a very unique way of looking at a problem or situation and turn it into a positive. Through Peter's unique perspective, he has inspired thousands of people all over the world to reinvent themselves and change their mindset. For full show notes and to download a FREE copy of the transcript for this episode, visit: http://wealthywellthy.life/30

During this 3rd Resurrection appearance (John 21), Peter is confronted with his limitations. Jesus accepts Peter's honest assessment of his own capacity to love, phileo (familial love) rather than agape (selfless love). Through Peter's failure, denying his Lord three times, and confessing his limited capacity to love, he is entrusted with Shepherding the flock of Jesus. Jesus transforms us through our failures. Image by Seiger Koder

Through Peter’s miraculous release, we discover where true strength is found in the Kingdom of God.

Throughout the book of 1 Peter we have been learning what it means to suffer righteously as Christ-followers. In 4:12, Peter wrote, “Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery trial when it comes upon you to test you, as though something strange were happening to you.” And now, as he is wrapping up this letter, he pastorally warns his recipients of a specific cause of such trial, the devil. Peter exhorts his readers to not be numb to the reality that Christ-followers have a real adversary who seeks to destroy all that God desires. Through Peter’s encouragement, hopefully we can be more prepared as a church to withstand the attacks of our enemy and continue to live uncommon lives for the glory of God.

We've all had our share of epic fails. Through Peter we can see that... 1. Epic failure often results in great shame. Shame is... Painful Leads to a loss of: Power Position   2.  Forgiveness comes through the words of the...